
About this episode
Judith Stove is an Australian writer and philosopher, as well as a regular contributor to The Walled Garden. She has published two books on the life and times of Jane Austen, and many articles on history and literature. In this episode, Judy and I talk about strength, and how maybe it’s best to conceptualize the idea of virtue – the aim of life, at least in some capacity for many traditions – as strength. I really enjoyed speaking with her so without further ado, please welcome Judith Stove. You can find Judith at: Judith Stove | Author, Researcher - The Walled Gardenhttps://thewalledgarden.com › judithstove Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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