The Supremacy of Love advocates an agape-centered vision of virtue ethics, combining traditional Aristotelian ethics with insights from Thomas Aquinas. It shows why virtue is good for the virtuous individual, reimagines impartiality so that it is compatible with close personal relationships, and has pluralistic cross-cultural applications.

Eric J. Silverman is associate professor of philosophy at Christopher Newport University.

Preface and Acknowledgments
Chapter One: Foundational Issues
Chapter Two: The Nature of Love
Chapter Three: A Love-Centered Account of Virtue Ethics
Chapter Four: Impartiality, Relationships, and Love
Chapter Five: Cross Cultural Implications of Love
Chapter Six: Human Nature and Love-Centered Virtue Ethics
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index
About the Author