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Contributor's argument in a 2010 edited philosophical anthology.
Cultivated attention, comparison and friendship enter an Aristotelian account of appreciation; this is a normative argument about practices, not a clinical health claim.
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Chapter 15: The Virtuous Whisky Drinker and Living Well (Richard Menary)
Paraphrase checked against local PDF text; printed pp. 243–255 correspond to PDF pp. 263–275. Verification concerns faithful source representation, not external proof of the argument.
Paraphrase
Cultivated attention, comparison and friendship enter an Aristotelian account of appreciation; this is a normative argument about practices, not a clinical health claim.
Locator
Richard Menary, “The Virtuous Whisky Drinker and Living Well,” chapter 15, printed pp. 243–255 (PDF pp. 263–275).
Interpretation boundary
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