The seven deadly virtues
Subtitle: eighteen conservative writers on why the virtuous life is funny as hell
By: edited by Jonathan V. Last
Publisher: Templeton Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Conshokocken, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 190
ISBN-13: 9781599474601; 9781599474618
Subjects: Conduct of life; Humor; Virtues
Table of contents: title: Introduction: on virtues, past and present / by Jonathan V. Last; title: The cardinal virtues. The seven deadly virtues and The New York times /  by P. J. O'Rourke; title: Prudence: long live the queen / by Andrew  Ferguson; title: Justice: the one virtue nobody really wants / by Rob Long; title: Courage:  the rise of "shelter in place" America / by Michael Graham; title: Temperance:  the deadliest virtue / by Andrew Stiles; title: Hope: Chicago is a place called hope / by David Burge (aka Iowahawk); title: Charity: you can't give this stuff away / by Mollie Hemingway; title: Faith: the eleventh commandment / by Larry Miller; title: The everyday virtues. Chastity: the final taboo / by Matt Labash; title: Simplicity: or, the many-splendored virtues of hoarding / by James Lileks; title: Thrift: the un-American virtue / by Joe Queenan; title: Honesty: it's absolutely the best policy (sometimes)  /  by Rita Koganzon; title: Fellowship: reach out and touch someone / by Christine Rosen; title: Forbearance: opting out of the politicized life / by Sonny Bunch; title: Integrity: living by the code of the superman / by Jonah Goldberg; title: Curiosity: Maybe the cat got what it had coming / by Christopher Caldwell; title: Perseverance: all the way to the end / by Christopher Buckley.