Nicomachean Ethics¶
Aristotle. (1934). Nicomachean Ethics.
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- Virtue Ethics
- Virtue ethics is a first-order normative-ethical framework that locates moral goodness in stable character traits (virtues) rather than in rules or consequences, making the evaluation of moral character and the cultivation of excellences of character prior to, and more basic than, the evaluation of discrete acts against rules or the assessment of outcomes — shifting the fundamental question of ethics from what act one should perform to what kind of person one should become.
This sourceAristotle Nicomachean Ethics doctrine of the mean balance virtue.
- Every virtue-ethical articulation specifies four core components: (1) a conception of eudaimonia (the telos toward which virtues are oriented), whether Aristotelian flourishing, enlightenment, sainthood, or communal participation; (2) a roster of virtues (courage, temperance, justice, wisdom, and their domain-specific variants) with accounts of what each virtue is and how it manifests; (3) an account of acquisition (habituation, practice, mentorship, community of practice) —
This sourceAristotle moral development trajectory habituation practice.
- Virtue ethics is a first-order normative-ethical framework that locates moral goodness in stable character traits (virtues) rather than in rules or consequences, making the evaluation of moral character and the cultivation of excellences of character prior to, and more basic than, the evaluation of discrete acts against rules or the assessment of outcomes — shifting the fundamental question of ethics from what act one should perform to what kind of person one should become.
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