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in contrast to deontologists, enconsequentialist theorists such as Aristotle stress the important morals characteristics or personal ______________

virtues

character theorists deny importance of _______ in making ethical decisions

moral character

Aristotle was concerned with how people ___________

should become if they are to live a good life or how they can achieve happiness

Aristotle listed 12 virtues. From a criminal justice perspective, his most important omission is ____________

Justice and/or Wisdom

For Aristotle, a person who led a virtuous or moral life was also____________

flourishing

Aristotle's notion of Golden Mean suggests that people should always choose _________

"the mean" our aim should be to find that mean it will eventually enable us to act rightly

Aristotle's concept of Golden Mean is __________

the average between two extremes that you should choose the mean or average in order to achieve happiness

One problem with Aristotle's theory is that his virtues _______

are arbitrary

One possible problem with Aristotle's golden mean is that ___________

there will be situations where this notion does not work

A common criticism of Aristotle's theory is that it is an ethics ______________

for the ruling class

Hurst house and other critics of Aristotle and other character theorists argue that virtues ______________

can lead us in different directions that conflict with each other

Feminist critics of Aristotle argue that his notion of virtue ________________

has been constructed as a quality regarded as admirable in free men

As Aristotle explains it _______ is not constituted by the attribute of cleverness but does not exist without it

practical wisdom

According to Aristotle how do we acquire practical wisdom?

through a good upbringing that includes associating with good people who provide examples of good actions and through acting in a good way

Hurst House argues that each virtue generates a prescription. Which of the following are examples she provides as such prescription?

do what is honest, charitable, generous

Aristotle's theory seeks to uncover fundamental principles governing specific actions? True or False

FALSE