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    Aegisthus

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    This differs from normal virtues where the masses have a common definition and know its apparent portrayal in actions of themselves and others. For example, the Argive elders praised the honor of the men following their ruler to fight in Troy and called Aegisthus, who stayed behind…

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    Plato’s Republic is widely regarded as one of the most important philosophical works of all time, which contemplates some of humanities most challenging questions. What is justice? And what type of life should one lead? These ideas are set out by Glaucon and Adeimantus in The Republic and attempt to determine whether a just life is more valuable than an unjust life. Socrates responds to this challenge by concluding that the just life is worth more than the unjust, however not even Socrates’s…

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    Sun Tzu Qualities

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    wrote that a commander should stand for virtues of wisdom, sincerity, benevolence, courage, and strictness. Transferring this over to qualities of a president, it means a president should be wise, sincere, benevolent, brave, and strict. It would be ideal for a president to have all of these virtues though it would be unlikely and unrealistic…

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    Plato’s The Republic discusses a wide range of philosophical arguments that lead to the fundamentals of Western philosophy. This paper will summarize key arguments in The Republic, as well as analyze Plato’s account of justice in the state being the same as in the individual. Additionally, I will explain why I disagree with Plato’s position on ideal state, ultimately disagreeing with the majority of his argument. Preliminary Definition of Justice The idea of justice is one that a number of…

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    his actions on others. He is incapable of judging which actions are the most moral due to his disregard for other people’s feelings. Instead, his own self-interest motivates him. Pacha, A villager is a good example of a moral person. Aristotle’s ‘Virtue Theory’ says humans are good people and humans will act virtuous no matter what. In the movie, even though, Kuzco wishes to destroy his home, Pacha puts aside his own needs for the sake of the correct action and helps Kuzco. Pacha knows that,…

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    her title as “Slave”. As a slave, it was very risky to run away from your master because if you were caught and returned, the punishments could range from beatings up to death. Her analysis led to her rebellion, which shows her also undermining the virtue of domesticity because she finds a way where she satisfies herself over her master. Brent also had the help of slaves and other free women close to Dr. Flint. She was able to hide in multiple places such as the closet, storage room, and attic.…

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    at the school, and the emphasis on virtue. First of all, professors at a liberal arts school encourage a person to develop their own opinion about topics. Too often students…

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    In the following I will summarize Socrates ' discussion with Meno: whether virtue can be taught. The argument begins as Meno asks Socrates whether virtue can be taught. Socrates answers by reminding Meno that Meno 's own countrymen, the Thessalians, have recently gained a reputation for wisdom, due chiefly to the rising fame of Gorgias. Gorgias, Socrates says, has taught people "To give a bold and grand answer to any question you may be asked, as experts are likely to do." Athenians, on the…

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    Virtue Private Technology

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    the best uses of the internet because one does not have to go anymore to shop. They do shopping and purchasing from home on any item they like from the click of a mouse button. Today, many business or large corporate uses virtue private technology as a network for security. Virtue private network is a network used by certain groups of people to secure and keep information confidential, only allow people may use it. Remember the old days, when video chat was not even around and only had instant…

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    Connection between Ethics and Politics The primary concern of politics is to give the description of a government structure and function by describing laws for the citizens to regulate their behavior. It does all this to achieve and bring to recognition the good of the public. Man is hardly a social being alone but also a political being because of the close interdependence between them and the state. Ethics and politics have an intimate relationship considering that both are normative…

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