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According to Aristotle, courage is a vice that is an excess of feelings and passions.
According to Aristotle, courage is a vice that is an excess of feelings and passions.
False (B)
Cowardice is an excess of feelings and passions.
Cowardice is an excess of feelings and passions.
False (B)
The virtue of courage involves acting with a surplus of guts and rashness.
The virtue of courage involves acting with a surplus of guts and rashness.
False (B)
Aristotle believes that being superfluous with regard to manifesting a virtue is an ethical act.
Aristotle believes that being superfluous with regard to manifesting a virtue is an ethical act.
The table shows some of the vices and their virtues.
The table shows some of the vices and their virtues.
Aristotle identifies the virtue of courage as the middle between the virtues of cowardice and recklessness.
Aristotle identifies the virtue of courage as the middle between the virtues of cowardice and recklessness.
Recklessness is a deficiency in terms of feelings and passions.
Recklessness is a deficiency in terms of feelings and passions.
Aristotle believes that being overly courageous makes someone more virtuous.
Aristotle believes that being overly courageous makes someone more virtuous.
Liberality is a vice that is an excess of feelings and passions.
Liberality is a vice that is an excess of feelings and passions.
Indecisiveness is a virtue that is the middle between the vices of Impulsiveness and Self-control.
Indecisiveness is a virtue that is the middle between the vices of Impulsiveness and Self-control.
