12 Questions
What is the main goal of human life according to Aristotle?
Attaining eudaimonia
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of eudaimonia as described by Aristotle?
Voluntary motives
What is the difference between natural virtues and authentic virtues according to Aristotle?
Natural virtues are inherent, while authentic virtues are acquired through practice.
According to Aristotle, what are the preconditions for moving towards virtue?
Freedom, deliberation, good training, and a community
Which of the following accurately represents the divisions or areas of the soul according to Aristotle?
Rational, nutritive, appetitive
What are the two parts of the rational part of the soul according to Aristotle?
Theoretical knowledge and practical/rational knowledge
What are metavirtues?
Virtues that help us acquire virtue
How is humility linked to right seeing?
By avoiding fantasy and perceiving the world accurately
What is Telos according to Aristotle?
The ultimate goal or full potential of good
How are virtues and vices related?
Virtues are human excellence of character while vices represent negative character traits
What do virtues require according to the text?
Reflection and intentional actions motivated only by wanting to do good
Why is humility considered important in the context of virtues?
Because it allows for accurate self-assessment and communal discovery
Explore the concepts of metavirtues, specifically focusing on humility in the context of ethics class discussions. Understand how humility is linked to right seeing and why it is considered a crucial virtue. Reflect on the significance of humility in moral truth-seeking and its role in fostering forgiveness and understanding towards others.
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