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Aristotle Argues That Ethical Failures and Unhappiness Often Result From

Question 12

Question 12

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Aristotle argues that ethical failures and unhappiness often result from:


A) Excess
B) Moderation
C) Virtue
D) Wealth
E) Liberality

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