aristotelian virtue ethics Flashcards

(18 cards)

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define eudaimonia

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the relationship between eudaimonia and pleasure

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The function argument

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4
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the relationship between virtues and
function

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5
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Aristotle’s account of virtues and vices

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the role of education/habituation in the development of
a moral character

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the skill analogy

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8
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the importance of feelings

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9
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the doctrine of the mean and its application to particular virtues

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moral responsibility - voluntary actions

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moral responsibility - involuntary actions

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moral responsibility - non-voluntary actions

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role of practical reasoning/practical wisdom

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14
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the relationship between virtues, actions and reasons

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issue - clear guidance

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issue - clashing/competing virtues

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issue - circularity

18
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issue - whether a trait must contribute to eudaimonia to be a virtue - indiviudual vs moral good