According to Aristotle, there are 5 particular virtues: (1) Courage, (2) Temperance, (3) Justice, (4) Pride, and (5) Magnanimity. He provided a unifying frame work for understanding virtue in general, as a mean between extremes, also known as the Golden mean. For example, the virtue of courage can be understand as a mean or middle between two extremes of deficiency and excess. Too little of courage is cowardice, and too much of courage is foolhardiness, thus in the virtue of courage is to have the right amount of fear and not act reckless. Another example, the virtue of temperance can be understand as a mean or middle between two extremes of abstinence and indulgence. And the virtue of temperance is to act in
