The ethics of Aristotle

A. J. P. KENNY actions activity affection akrasia Appendix aretē argument Aristotelian Aristotle Aristotle's become called cause character choice choose concerned conduct considered contemplation continent contrary courage deliberation desire discussion disposition doctrine enjoy equal especially Ethics eudaimon eudaimonia Eudemian Ethics evil excess and deficiency fact faculty feelings friends friendship G. E. L. OWEN G. E. M. ANSCOMBE give Glossary Greek happiness Hence honour human ignorance Iliad illiberal implies incontinent injustice intellectual judgement justice kind knowledge liberal licentious lives magnanimous matter mean meta-ethical moral virtue nature Nicomachean Ethics object one's particular perfect person philosophy Phronesis Plato pleasant pleasure and pain political possess presumably prodigal prudence qualities reason regard relation sake seems sense share similarly sort soul Speusippus syllogism temperate things thought timocracy tion truth unjust vice virtuous voluntary W. D. ROSS whereas word wrong