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it emphasizes the individual's character |
Virtue Ethics |
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Virtue Ethics stresses the importance of cultivating the: |
1. Right Character 2. Disposition 3. Attitude 4. Reason 5. Emotion |
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A professor from Deakin University claimed that virtue ethics is more basic than the duty in that it requires virtue for us to acknowledge and debate what our duties are. |
Stan van Hooft |
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an English Philosopher argues that there is not only one consideration for doing what is right. |
Bernard Williams |
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an article made by Gertrude Elizabeth Margaret Anscombe |
1958 Modern Moral Philosophy |
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she claimed that modern moral theories are based on a law or principle conception of morality that is rigidly applied in the evaluation of the actions of moral agents |
Gertrude Elizabeth Margaret Anscombe |
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Legalistic way of construing morality tends to overlook the importance and role of : |
1. Emotions 2. Motives 3. Relationships 4. Character 5. Moral Education 6. Notion of happiness and the good life in the moral life |
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Aristotle's moral insights have influenced other proponents of contemporary virtue ethics: |
1. Alasdair MacIntyre - Scottish 2. Philippa Foot - British 3. Rosalind Hursthouse - New Zealand |
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is able to discern his purpose in life through an understanding of his nature |
Human Person |
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serves as the basis of good life |
Human Nature |
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is the aim of every human endeavour |
Good |
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developing one's abilities is connected with the good life. |
Self - Knowledge |
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it is the principle of life |
Soul |
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two parts of soul |
1. Rational 2. Irrational |
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what are the rational part |
1. Speculative intellect 2. Practical intellect |
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parts of irrational |
1. Desiderative 2. Appetitive |
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what are the virtues |
Temperance, Liberality, Magnificence, Magnanimity, Proper Ambition, Patience, Courage, Truthfulness, Friendliness, Modesty, Wittiness, and Righteous Indignation |
