Thursday 28 September 2017
In his Nicomachean Ethics, how does Aristotle explain virtue? More specifically, what makes a character trait a good one (a virtue)?
In his Nicomachean Ethics, how does Aristotle explain virtue? More specifically, what makes a character trait a good one (a virtue)? (See Part 7, Book II, for Aristotle’s own example of the virtue of courage.) Please be thorough in your explanation, and - based on your best understanding of Aristotle’s theory - please provide (at least) one example of your own (in addition to Aristotle’s).
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