THIS is defined as "Activity of the soul in accord with reason or requiring reason"
Wit
Pusillanimity is the deficiency related to the virtue of _______________________.
Magnanimity.
___________ is complete virtue in relation to another
Justice
What does the virtuous person seek to grab more of for himself?
The fine
For Aristotle, everything we do tends to seek some ___________, and the ___________ is what everyone seeks
Good
State
True or false - there are two parts of the rational part of the soul.
True
The three types of friendship from Best to Worst are...
Complete, Pleasure, Utility
When I weigh different options and reason through which will help achieve my goal, this process Aristotle calls _______________.
Deliberation
What is the "most divine element in us" according to Aristotle?
Understanding
For Aristotle, virtue of character is acquired by:
Habituation
What kind of person would know it is not good to eat a whole box of donuts but would do so anyway?
Incontinent person
Special justice has two species: _____________ and rectification in transactions.
Distribution
"________________, then, is apparently something complete and self-sufficient, since it is the end of the things achievable in action" (NE, 1097 B21).
Happiness
_____________ can be defined as an unimpeded activity of the natural state
Pleasure
Virtue is a state lying in a mean - the mean relative to __________.
Us
Which part of the rational soul is prudence a virtue of?
The rationally calculating part.
___________ is the least bad of the deviations.
Democracy
“________________ must be a state grasping the truth, involving reason, and concerned with action about human goods.” (NE, 1140b 22)
Prudence
________________ is activity of the soul in accord with virtue over a complete life.
Happiness
Because the person with this virtue must already be worthy of great things, Aristotle describes this virtue as the “adornment of virtue.”
Magnanimity
Which part of the rational soul is wisdom a virtue of?
The scientific part.
_____________ is the regime that most easily slides into Tyranny.
Kingship
What is the object of the activity that Aristotle calls “study”?
The "Fine and divine"