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practical wisdom I simply know what to do But if I do not have practical wisdom telling me to do what a virtuous person would do doesn. What do you know about Aristotle’s ideas concerning the . cause. of things?. Four causes?. Potentiality to actuality?. Aristotle. Plato. Potentiality & Actuality. There are two states of being:. ETHICS BOWL. STARTER QUESTION. Think of someone who you think of as . a good person. .. It could be a family member, friend, someone famous – anyone!. Q: What . makes. this person good?. List the . Themes in Ethics and Epistemology. Shane Ryan. s.g.ryan@sms.ed.ac.uk. 09/10/13. Topic. What is virtue ethics?. Structure. 1. The Motivation for Virtue Ethics. 2. Virtue Ethics: historical background. Starter – reminder of the doctrine of the mean, vice, virtues and deficiencies. Ext – A few examples. HWK – Michael . Slote. article. LO s . To deepen understanding of the traditional formulation of virtue ethics including . Criminal law – unit #3. OBJECTIONS.  . An . objection. :. is a formal protest raised in court during a trial to disallow a witness's testimony or . other evidence which would be in violation of the rules of evidence or other procedural law. . Aristotle’s Function Argument. To be good is to function well.. The function of something is whatever distinguishes it from other things. . Humans are distinguished from other things by our ability to act rationally.. Week Five: Aristotle. Aristotle. Quick Recap of Kant. Motive of duty and the Categorical Imperative. Axe-wielding maniac. Optimistic about human capacity. ‘Inhuman’/’cold’. Aristotle. Mill and Kant – Action based ethics. Getting through the smoke screens. The fact is Real Estate Agents get a lot of calls from Loan Officers. The initial Objections you hear a NOT personal. These are the things they have learned will get them off the phone fastest. Virtue vs. Impurity. “The moral excellence evident in my life as I consistently do what is right.”. Showing integrity by making good choices in every situation. . Virtues" are attitudes, dispositions, or character traits that enable us to be and to act in ways that develop this potential. They enable us to pursue the ideals we have adopted. Honesty, courage, compassion, generosity, fidelity, integrity, fairness, self-control, and prudence are all examples of virtues.. Aristotle Pt. 1. Nichomachean. Ethics. Aristotle (384-321 B.C.E.). Unlike Socrates and Plato, Aristotle was not an Athenian.. He was born in Thrace (what is now . n. orthern Greece).. His father served as the court physician of . 1 . Does not wisdom call out?. Does not understanding raise her voice?. 2 . At the top of the elevated places along the way,. at the intersection of the paths she takes her stand;. 3 . beside the gates opening into the city,. Student at Plato’s Academy. Tutor to Alexander the Great. Founded his own school later, the Lyceum. Agrees with Plato in some areas; also sharp disagreements. Interested in all areas of inquiry. Pioneered logic as a formal area of study. Good life Final end Rational. . Function Flourishing . . Eudaimonia. Virtues Doctrine of the mean Vices . 1. What are the vices for each of the following virtues? . Recap – The Virtues. with a Concern, Hesitation or an . O. bjection?. Most . sales . calls/ meetings . are met with at least one objection. Remember. :. What is your belief?. What are your goals? . (sponsoring, rank promotion, .