And its theoretical claims — for instance, that wisdom or knowledge is necessary for virtue, and that virtue promotes the goal of happiness — do not identify it as an exception to the mainstream tradition of weaker or stronger 'intellectualist' and 'eudaemonist' virtue ethics.
At a meeting to discuss the outcome document with some panel members, Professor Gita Sen, from the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore, said the perceived wisdom that economic growth is necessary for poverty reduction really depends on what type of growth it is.
"A celebrity and a big name doesn't bring to the school the wisdom and understanding that is necessary for the job," said Milton Kopelman, who headed Bronx Science from 1970 to 1990.
Makin's writing flies in the face of Washington conventional wisdom that further deficit reduction is necessary.
A new skill set -- based on wisdom and right action -- is necessary to employ the money strategies of the wealthy for personal financial freedom.
But I think it is necessary to consider the wisdom of trying to control such evils by expanding the definition of childhood.
But if Sabathia thinks it is necessary to offer some verbal wisdom, Burnett said he will do it.
Incidentally, placing flowers in water up to their necks is necessary only for cooling them; despite folk wisdom, they absorb relatively little water through their stems.
Conventional wisdom holds that to make acquisitions, a high-priced stock is necessary.
This is necessary in order to confirm (or disconfirm) conventional wisdom that entrepreneurship education increases the intention to start a business.
Likewise, a stronger engagement is necessary with regard to the essential transformation of knowledge into wisdom.
