Aristotelian Virtue Ethics and Natural Law Ethics

Aristotelian Virtue Ethics and Natural Law Ethics

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Philosophy

Professional Development

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Zach Smith

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Who is considered the most important virtue ethicist?

Back

Aristotle (384 BC – 322 BC)

2.

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What are Plato's Three Souls?

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1. Intellectual soul (wisdom – most important) 2. Will soul (courage) 3. Desire soul (moderation)

3.

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What is the purpose of living a flourishing life according to Aristotle?

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To discover what differentiates humans from other species and fulfill their role.

4.

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What is Eudaimonia?

Back

Happiness or human flourishing; doing what one is meant to do leads to fulfillment.

5.

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What does Ergon refer to in Aristotelian ethics?

Back

Human function, which is rational activity in line with virtue.

6.

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What are the three types of souls according to Aristotle?

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1. Nutritive (growth) 2. Locomotive (motion) 3. Perceptive (senses)

7.

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Front

What is Arete?

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Virtue or excellence; traits shaping emotion, thought, and action.

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