Nicomachean Ethics Character Descriptions

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 141 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Nicomachean Ethics Character Descriptions

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The Virtuous Man

This person aims for the mean in all things, that being the right amount, and is exemplified by prudence.

Plato

This person was one of the most influential thinkers of all time, and was Aristotle's teacher.

Children

This group is not considered fully rational, but is expected to be properly educated.

Youth

This group is not considered fully rational, and is dominated by emotion.

Women

These persons are alike to men, but fulfill different roles in society.

The Gods

This group is beyond virtue and vice, and is spoken of only in metaphysical abstraction.

Socrates

This person once proposed that happiness is found in virtue alone.

The Sophists

This group is infamous for making the weaker argument seem the stronger.

Protagoras

This person was a philosopher who maintained that reality is nothing more than its appearance to the individual.

Eudoxus

This person was a philosopher...

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