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According to Aristotle, a virtue is “mean” or “intermediate” between
the extremes of deficiency and excess.
What is virtue according to Aristotle?
According to Aristotle, moral virtue is the tendency to act morally and the middle ground between excess and deficiency, both of which are considered vices.
Instead of through instruction and argument, we learn moral virtue primarily through habit and practice.
According to Aristotle, the supreme good is an action of the rational soul carried out in virtue.
For the Greeks, excellence is equated with virtue. If a man plays the flute well, for example, this is a sign of virtue because playing the flute is what makes someone a flutist.
Someone who excels at the distinctive activity of being human is virtuous.
Our distinctive activity, the one that sets us apart from plants and animals, is the reason.
Every living thing has a nutritive soul that controls its growth and nourishment.
Because they have a sensitive soul that controls their movement and instinct, humans and animals differ from plants in this way.
The main characteristic that sets humans apart is the presence of a rational soul that controls thought.
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