11 virtues of aristotle
Aristotle’s 12 virtues: from courage to magnificence, patience to wi…
But how do you acquire these habitual virtues? In Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle set out a system known as the Golden Mean. He analyzed 11 human vices, arranging them in pairs, such as cowardice and foolhardiness, and stinginess and extravagance. The vices consist of extremes consisting of too much or too little of the desirable action.
[DOC File]Virtue Ethics
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14. According to Aristotle there are 2 types of human virtue. a. social and intellectual. b. moral and intellectual. c. social and moral. d. moral and political. e. intellectual and political. 15. According to Aristotle moral virtues concern. a. the theoretical choice of actions in accordance with habitual choices. b. the theoretical choice of ...
[DOC File]Aristotle Multiple Choice
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virtues and vices to supplement aristotle’s list As Aristotle notes, some of the virtues and vices don’t have specific names, and you have to use a descriptive phrase to name them. Also, in some cases there may be difficulty in deciding which vice is the excess and which the deficiency.
[DOCX File]Virtue Ethics - Ms. Irandoust's Classes - Home
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Aristotle theory of Virtue and achieving the “Golden Mean” rests on an individual’s ability to find the middle ground between deficiency and excess in assimilating the cardinal virtues into one’s daily lives. Explanatorily, when an individual is perplexed by two stations, the middle ground is the correct answer.
[DOC File]NICOMACHEAN ETHICS, BOOK I
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For Aristotle, virtues lie at a mean between two more extreme vices. For example, courage is a mean between cowardice and rashness. Deontological theories of ethics hold that certain features of moral actions themselves have intrinsic value, and we intuitively recognize our duty to act morally. In The Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals ...
[DOCX File]Incorperating Aristotle's Theory of Virtue
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Moral virtues are virtues of the nonrational part of the soul. Moral Virtue. Moral virtues represent habits, traits, or dispositions of character (in contrast to intellectual virtues, which represent capacities of reason). Moral virtues are acquired by practice—i.e., by performing virtuous acts over and over until they become habitual behavior.
[DOC File]ARISTOTLE, KANT AND MILL:
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Aristotle locates the ethical in the rational nature of human beings, arguing that the moral goodness is the end of the rational activity of the soul in accordance with moral virtue. Spinoza, an egoist, argues that what is good is that which we know to be certainly useful to us, by which he means those things that promote our health and secure ...
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