Virtue ethics

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A level philosophy and ethics Mind Map on Virtue ethics, created by Lucy Amos on 11/01/2018.
Lucy Amos
Mind Map by Lucy Amos, updated more than 1 year ago
Lucy Amos
Created by Lucy Amos almost 7 years ago
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Virtue ethics
  1. Agent centred approach
    1. Aristotle believed the aim was to reach eudaimonia
      1. Human flourishing
        1. Soul in accord with virtue
        2. Moral virtue are formed by habit
          1. Only voluntary actions can virtuous
            1. Intellectual virtue of theoria is more important than moral virtue because contemplation is the highest aspect of the soul
              1. Excess and deficiency
                1. Need to find the golden mean
                  1. Always different depending on the situation such as if you are in a war compared to if you are not
                  2. Justice has no excess or deficiency
                    1. It applies human values to everything so animals are not seen as things of concern more as objects to be used in anyway that you wish to humans.
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