A book by this philosopher imagines a fictional career for a female student of Epicurus named Nikidion as a way of comparing the therapeutic arguments of different schools of philosophy. Another book by this philosopher ends by comparing the way that Hecuba’s burial place serves as a guide for sailors to the way that tragedy serves as a guide to ethical (10[1])deliberation. That book by this philosopher, which argues that Diotima’s theories entail a loss of beauty while (10[1])Alcibiades’s (10[2])theories entail a loss of rational (10[1])planning, (10[1])is about the primacy of contingency and luck in (10[1])ethics. (10[2])This philosopher wrote about the role that disgust plays (10[1])in the law in her book From Disgust to Humanity. (10[3])This philosopher collaborated with Amartya Sen (10[1])to develop (10[1])the (10[1])“capability approach” to human welfare. For 10 points, name this University (10[1])of Chicago (10[1])philosopher who wrote The Fragility of Goodness. ■END■ (10[1]0[5])