… conspicuous development in contemporary ethics is the growing interest in virtue ethics (VE). …
14 Through the idea of a divine lawgiver, Christianity implies the existence of a law which …

… The three concepts in Aristotle’s work which define virtue ethics are virtue itself (arête),
practical wisdom (phronesis) and flourishing (eudemonia). All subsequent virtue approaches …

Research on value congruence focuses on the degree to which an individual’s personal
values match the values they encounter in their work environment, as well as the behavioral …

… theories in substantive ethics, virtue ethics is often associated … if and only if a fully virtuous
agent would characteristically do A in … in which less than fully virtuous persons would be acting …

… definition or concept of virtue ethics. On the other hand, some forms of ancient and modern
virtue ethics … – and so we can’t define virtue ethics as standing opposed to egoism any more …

… a theory of virtue consistent with this personcentered approach. Virtues, on his initial definition,
… The goal of the ethical actor is not just to do one's duty or maximize utility or contribute to …

… the ethics of virtue as we have defined it; nor conversely. Yet Foot’s discussion reveals that
larger questions about moral motivation are connected in a variety of ways to questions about …

… to contemporary ethics. I set out six specific claims which are made by all forms of virtue ethics,
… are intrinsically good components of a good human life.14 Aristotle thought that humans …

… ethical tradition that had long been in eclipse: virtue ethics. In her essay, Anscombe critiqued
long-standing ethical … in concepts of duty and obligation—the ethics of “should” and “ought.” …

… Thus, his Nicomachean Ethics (‘NE’), the treatise that is generally regarded as his mature …
of ancient virtue ethics.Its prima facie mystifying title is due to the fact that a second ethical …