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Professor Ben Carter's 'Reclaiming Virtue' offers a revitalized approach to virtue ethics, moving beyond abstract principles to focus on practical wisdom and moral flourishing. Carter argues that virt...

The Trolley Problem, a thought experiment, presents a scenario where a choice must be made between sacrificing one person to save a larger group. It highlights the conflict between utilitarianism (max...

After Virtue argues that modern moral philosophy has lost its bearings, abandoning the virtue-based ethical systems of the past. MacIntyre contends that morality is embedded in social practices and tr...

Massimo Pigliucci's 'Stoicism and the Art of Happiness' combines a clear explanation of Stoic principles with practical exercises and personal anecdotes. Pigliucci, a contemporary Stoic practitioner,...

Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics lays the foundation for virtue ethics, arguing that the ultimate goal of human life is eudaimonia (flourishing). It explores the nature of virtue, distinguishing between...

Emergent Virtue explores virtue ethics, particularly drawing on Stoic philosophy, to provide practical guidance for living a good life. Host Clay Self offers insightful reflections on ancient texts an...

Aristotles 'Nicomachean Ethics' is the definitive work on virtue ethics. He argues that the goal of human life is 'eudaimonia' (flourishing or happiness), which is achieved through the cultivation of...

The Myth of Virtue challenges the traditional view of virtue ethics, arguing that moral perfection is an unattainable ideal. Hurka contends that the pursuit of virtue can be valuable, but it should no...

Ethics and Excellence integrates Christian theology with Aristotelian virtue ethics. Kreeft argues that true excellence is rooted in moral virtue and that the pursuit of goodness is essential for huma...