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Question 1

Explain the first point

Answer 1

Aristotelian ethics dont tell us how we should act

But, guidance can still happen if we (1) act under a role model or (2) practising

However, we may not be able to find an exemplar, and we may practise acting in a vice

Question 2

Explain the second point

Answer 2

Existence of clashing virtues. Use example

However, you can use practical wisdom to act virtuously

Sometimes, there is no virtuous way out

Question 3

Explain the third point

Answer 3

Virtuous traits dont always contribute to ones eudamonia. For example, donating to charity leaves me with less money

Virtuous traits do always lead to eudaimonia - the moral good is always good for the individual

If the moral good is what is good for the individual, then this makes virtue ethics (problematically) egoist.