Really good presentation, Dr. Joakim. I remember a passage in the Nicomachean Ethics in which Aristotle says that the mean is relative to each individual. It's the same as for exercise and diet. The exercise a professional athlete needs is a lot different than what a senior citizen needs, for instance. So, the right amount of courage would vary, for a soldier or for a office bureacrat. Just a thought!
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Luv your philosophic presentations Sahar, simplifying the complex ❤
Wow thank you Doctor. You making me to understand ethics now. You make it in an understandable manner 😊
Really good presentation, Dr. Joakim. I remember a passage in the Nicomachean Ethics in which Aristotle says that the mean is relative to each individual. It's the same as for exercise and diet. The exercise a professional athlete needs is a lot different than what a senior citizen needs, for instance. So, the right amount of courage would vary, for a soldier or for a office bureacrat. Just a thought!
I see things the same way, hence why I think virtue ethics can be categorized as objective or subjective :)