On Virtue Ethics¶
Hursthouse, R. (1999). On Virtue Ethics. Oxford University Press.
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- Virtue Ethics
- Particularism (the claim that moral conclusions do not follow from rules or principles but require attention to particulars) is consonant with virtue ethics but not identical to it; virtue ethics adds the structural commitment to character, eudaimonia, and virtues-as-dispositions.
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- Particularism (the claim that moral conclusions do not follow from rules or principles but require attention to particulars) is consonant with virtue ethics but not identical to it; virtue ethics adds the structural commitment to character, eudaimonia, and virtues-as-dispositions.
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