Psychology, asked by rpaterez, 8 months ago

what is virtue by aristotle

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Answered by madhu2802

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Aristotelian virtue is defined in Book II of the Nicomachean Ethics as a purposive disposition, lying in a mean and being determined by the right reason. As discussed above, virtue is a settled disposition. It is also a purposive disposition.

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