Why does Aristotle include moral virtue as understood by the prudent man? (Select two)

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The question is asking why Aristotle considers moral virtue as determined by reason understood by a prudent man. It prompts the user to select two appropriate reasons from the provided options.

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Aristotle includes moral virtue as understood by the prudent man because we receive our first moral and intellectual formation from others (A). Prudence is essential as it helps govern and harmonize all virtues (C).

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A common mistake might be confusing prudence as being governed by other virtues rather than it governing other virtues.

Sources

• Aristotle: Ethics - Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy - iep.utm.edu
• Moral virtue | Definition, Aristotle, Virtue Ethics, & Facts - Britannica - britannica.com