Philosophy and the Soul
The Five Intellectual Virtues
Miscellaneous Intellectual Virtue
Justice, Justice, & More Justice
I've Got a Fever, and the Only Prescription is More Justice
100

These are the two parts of the soul.

What are rational and nonrational?

100
According to Aristotle, this is the highest intellectual virtue of all.

What is wisdom?

100

These are the two things required to make a good choice.

What are correct reasoning and correct desire?

100

The reason Aristotle says justice is a "complete virtue."

What is "it encompasses all other virtues that involve interactions with others?"

100

According to Aristotle, this is the primary goal of general justice.

What is "the common good of the community"?

200

These are the two parts of the rational part of the soul.

What are scientific and calculative?

200

This is the intellectual virtue concerned with making and producing.

What is art?

200

Scientific, philosophical, artistic, and practical are the types of this.

What are the four types of knowledge?

200

This is the form of justice for which merit is a key consideration.

What is distributive justice?

200

Money allows for the comparison of these types of items. 

What are disparate goods? (different value items)
300

The part of the rational part of the soul that can be otherwise.

What is calculative?

300

This intellectual virtue is concerned with human action and the practical reasons that enable us to deliberate how to live a good life. 

What is prudence?

300

According to Aristotle, this is the primary goal of political prudence.

What is the common good?

300

The reason Aristotle says equity serves as a refinement of justice. 

What is "it corrects errors of law by overcoming their generality?"

300

According to Aristotle, "fire burns both here and in Persia" applies to this type of justice. 

What is natural justice?

400

The part of the rational part of the soul that cannot be otherwise.

What is scientific?

400

This intellectual virtue grasps first principles directly without demonstration.

What is intellect?

400

When cleverness is utilized for base reasons, Aristotle calls it this.

What is cunning?

400

Error, unjust acts, and misfortune are these. 

What are the three types of harm?

400

Arithmetic proportions are used to help with calculations in this type of justice.

What is corrective justice?

500

Ethical deliberation is an example of this part of the rational part of the soul.

What is calculative?

500

The intellectual virtue concerned with knowledge of necessary and universal truths that are demonstrated.

What is science?

500

The ability to make correct decisions about what is equitable.

What is judgment?

500

This type of justice focuses on restoring equality after a gain or loss between individuals. 

What is corrective justice?

500

This is the term for a system of trade and social interaction where goods and services are exchanged based on a ratio of proportionate value rather than strict numerical or physical quantity.

What is proportional reciprocity?