According to Book 2 Ch. 5, the genus of moral virtue is
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The question is asking about the definition of the genus of moral virtue according to Book 2, Chapter 5, likely referencing philosophical texts, possibly Aristotle's 'Nicomachean Ethics'.
Answer
Characteristic or habit.
The final answer is characteristic or habit.
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The final answer is characteristic or habit.
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Aristotle defines moral virtue as a state of character, focusing on characteristic or habit, rather than passion or capacity.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing the elements of the soul (passions, capacities, and states of character) with the definitions of moral virtue.
Sources
- The Nicomachean Ethics :: Book II (cont.) - nothingistic.org - nothingistic.org
- Nicomachean Ethics Book Two - Quizlet - quizlet.com
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