Module 5 The Good Life Flashcards

1
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What is Aristotle’s most important works on ethics?

A

Nicomachean ethics

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2
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Memorize books of Aristotle.

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3
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What are the two types of good?

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Instrumental good
Intrinsic good

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4
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This kind of good is the desire and pleasure.

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Instrumental good

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5
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This kind of good is something worthwhile not because it leads to something else but for its own sake. It leads to ultimate good.

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Intrinsic good

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6
Q

From which Greek words make up eudaimonia? What do these words mean?

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Eu - good
Daimon - Spirit

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7
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This refers to a good life marked by happiness and excellence.

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Eudaimonia

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8
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What are the two hallmarks of eudaemonia?

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Virtue
Excellence

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9
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This means morally good behavior.

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Virtue

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10
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This is excellent and valuable quality.

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Excellence

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11
Q

Eudaimonia is made possible by living a life of?

A

Arete or virtue

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12
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This means excellence and moral virtue.

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Arete

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13
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This is what makes one function well.

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VIrtue

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14
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What are the two types of virtue?

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Intellectual virtue
Moral virtue

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15
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This virtue is more on education, time, experience, and practice.

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Intellectual virtue.

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16
Q

This kind of intellectual virtue guides ethical behavior.

17
Q

This kind of intellectual virtue is a scientific endeavor and contemplation.

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Understanding

18
Q

This kind of virtue is that of character and habitual practice.

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Moral virtue

19
Q

This is being repeatedly unselfish.

A

Generosity

20
Q

This is repeatedly resisting and foregoing every inviting opportunity.

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Temperance

21
Q

This is repeatedly exhibiting the proper action and emotional response in the time of danger.

22
Q

Is virtue innate or acquired?

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Innate and acquired through repeated practice

23
Q

This means living a virtuous life.

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Golden mean

24
Q

Virtue for Aristotle lies between ____ and ___.

A

Deficiency and excess

25
Q

What are the 7 dangers to human virtue?

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Wealth
Pleasure
Knowledge
Commerce
Science
Worship
Politics

26
Q

This means pleasure, wealth, fame, and honor.