Vices
What is the definition of a vice?
An immoral or wicked characteristic
What is the definition of a virtue?
A behavior/characteristic showing high moral standards
Guess the vice: This vice is represented by the villain Riddler and represents arrogance, vanity, and egotism
Narcissism
Epic Poems reflect _________ values.
Anglo-Saxon
What are the TAS virtues?
Responsibility, Kindness, Honesty, Courage, Respect
Guess the Vice: This vice is represented by the villain and represents brute force, aggression, and violence
Brutality
Guess the virtue: This virtue is represented by careful and persistent work or effort
Diligence
Give a reason why Batman could have more vices than virtues.
- Batman's intentions to catch criminals are questionable. When "seeking" justice, he doesn't take criminals to jail. Batman enjoys the thrill of chasing and fighting criminals -- not necessarily good intentions.
- Batman harms others in his pursuit to find criminals and gain justice, because he has a bad temper
Name the Anglo-Saxon value that starts with a W
War-life
What culture does virtues and vices represent?
Contemporary Western Culture
Guess the vice: The vice is represented by giving more thoughtful attention to something than is necessary or appropriate.
Overconscientiousness
List 5 Anglo-Saxon values and epic hero traits
1. Bravery
2. Loyalty
3. Strength
4. War-life
5. Stern
What is Batman's main virtue and how does it contrast with his main vice?
Batman's main virtue and vice are Justice and Vengeance.
These contrast as while Batman seeks justice for those who have been deprived of it, he can be seen to excessively harm and punish people for their wrongdoings.
What is the role of Comitatus in Beowulf?
It is the relationship between the lord and his warriors. Comitatus is depicted as a code of loyalty, bravery, and honor that binds the members together and defines their roles and responsibilities.
Ex. Hrothgar and Beowulf
Who wrote On Virtues and Vices?
Aristotle