frameworks / callard-aspiration · dialogue · draft
Passage from the article
from [[callard-aspiration]]
"Something can be imperfect in virtue of being undeveloped or immature, as distinct from wrong or bad or erroneous. (There is something wrong with a lion that cannot run fast, but there is nothing wrong with a baby lion that cannot run fast.) When the good student of music actively tries to listen, she exhibits not irrationality but a distinctive form of rationality." (p. 42)
Prompt
What evidence has accumulated for or against this since?
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