Exam 17: Virtue Ethics Julia Driver

Driver claims that a virtuous person

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Driver considers the objection that virtue ethics is not action guiding. Present the objection and her reply. How compelling is the objection? Must a moral theory always give agents clear instruction on how to act?

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Virtue ethics is primarily concerned with improving welfare.

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Question 23

Driver suggests that virtue ethics is intuitively appealing because we often deliberate about moral problems by reflecting on what admirable people would do. Do you agree that such reflection is useful when resolving moral dilemmas?

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Exam 17: Virtue Ethics Julia Driver

Driver claims that a virtuous person

Driver considers the objection that virtue ethics is not action guiding. Present the objection and her reply. How compelling is the objection? Must a moral theory always give agents clear instruction on how to act?

Virtue ethics is primarily concerned with improving welfare.

Driver suggests that virtue ethics is intuitively appealing because we often deliberate about moral problems by reflecting on what admirable people would do. Do you agree that such reflection is useful when resolving moral dilemmas?

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