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How do you distinguish between intellectual virtue and moral virtue? because they both require practice
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(Original post by SamsonYosef)
How do you distinguish between intellectual virtue and moral virtue? because they both require practice
How do you distinguish between intellectual virtue and moral virtue? because they both require practice
A moral virtue is acquired by practice/getting into the habit of exhibiting it.
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(Original post by mrandmr.crane)
An intellectual virtue is taught, and is associated with professions (e.g. hand-eye co-ordination for a surgeon).
A moral virtue is acquired by practice/getting into the habit of exhibiting it.
An intellectual virtue is taught, and is associated with professions (e.g. hand-eye co-ordination for a surgeon).
A moral virtue is acquired by practice/getting into the habit of exhibiting it.
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(Original post by SamsonYosef)
thanks! have you also got any predictions for this exam?
thanks! have you also got any predictions for this exam?
I'm so nervous about doing well in this exam (since I feel like I bombed Philosophy!) so I'm just going to focus on everything XD I know some people who are going along with Peter Baron's predictions.
I do hope Conscience comes up though. How about you?
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(Original post by chickenonsteroids)
Where did you get that information?
Where did you get that information?
Is it wrong???
This site's really helpful too
http://www.rsrevision.com/Alevel/ethics/virtue_ethics/
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(Original post by SamsonYosef)
How do you distinguish between intellectual virtue and moral virtue? because they both require practice
How do you distinguish between intellectual virtue and moral virtue? because they both require practice
"Moral Virtues
The good life involves developing a good character. Moral virtues are cultivated by habit....
Intellectual virtues are qualities of mind developed through instruction. They are:practical skill, knowledge, common sense, intuition, wisdom; resourcefulness, understanding, judgement, cleverness " (RS Revision)
(Original post by chickenonsteroids)
No no. It's right enough. It just seemed a little off because I've studied the book in a bit more depth and I forgot a few things. (weird...) My fault!
No no. It's right enough. It just seemed a little off because I've studied the book in a bit more depth and I forgot a few things. (weird...) My fault!
Ohhh haha XD
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Personally, i feel like meta ethics and free will and determinism are the hardest, and virtue ethics and sexual ethics are my strengths..and i dont think theres any predictions for ethics A2 ocr r.s on that site
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Ohhh
I didn't realise how much content there is for Free Will and Determinism until recently ><
My teacher has said to focus on conscience, maybe look at it in relation to free will, apply virtue ethics to different sexual/environmental and business ethics...I guess that pretty much means focus on everything, haha
Suddenly the exam seems close!
I didn't realise how much content there is for Free Will and Determinism until recently ><
My teacher has said to focus on conscience, maybe look at it in relation to free will, apply virtue ethics to different sexual/environmental and business ethics...I guess that pretty much means focus on everything, haha
Suddenly the exam seems close!
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