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... Motivation ; Natural law ; Platonic ethics ; Psychology , Utilitarianism ; Virtue
ethics ; Virtue ; Will . BIBLIOGRAPHY Aristotle . Nicomachean Ethics . Translated
by Terence Irwin . Indianapolis : Hackett , 1985 . MacIntyre , Alasdair . After Virtue
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... Motivation ; Natural law ; Platonic ethics ; Psychology , Utilitarianism ; Virtue
ethics ; Virtue ; Will . BIBLIOGRAPHY Aristotle . Nicomachean Ethics . Translated
by Terence Irwin . Indianapolis : Hackett , 1985 . MacIntyre , Alasdair . After Virtue
.
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virtue " ( aretê ) , meaning the effective performance of a thing's proper function
SIGNIFICANCE : Excellence is the ideal ... it designated not strictly the virtues of
personal character but the uniquely Greek “ aretê , ” the skillful performance of
any ...
virtue " ( aretê ) , meaning the effective performance of a thing's proper function
SIGNIFICANCE : Excellence is the ideal ... it designated not strictly the virtues of
personal character but the uniquely Greek “ aretê , ” the skillful performance of
any ...
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Alasdair MacIntyre , in After Virtue : A Study in Moral Theory , retains the
understanding of excellence as virtue in ... regards the " excellences ” as natural
talents and assets such as wit and beauty , as well as personal virtues such as
courage ...
Alasdair MacIntyre , in After Virtue : A Study in Moral Theory , retains the
understanding of excellence as virtue in ... regards the " excellences ” as natural
talents and assets such as wit and beauty , as well as personal virtues such as
courage ...
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