5 Questions
What is NOT a key concept in virtue theory?
Moral law
Which of the following is NOT a fundamental aspect of virtue theory?
Duty
What is the concept that is NOT directly related to the development of virtuous character?
Human rights
Which of the following is NOT a key concept in understanding virtue theory?
Social contract
What is the concept that is NOT a central component of virtue theory?
Punishment
Study Notes
Virtue Theory Components
- Eudemonia is a key component of virtue theory, referring to a state of happiness or flourishing.
- Virtue is a fundamental element of virtue theory, encompassing moral character and excellence of character.
- Mean is a crucial concept in virtue theory, as it represents the middle ground between excess and deficiency.
Exception to Virtue Theory
- Good will is NOT a component of virtue theory.
This quiz covers the key components of virtue theory, including eudemonia, virtue, and the mean. Test your understanding of these fundamental concepts.
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