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== Virtue ethics ==
 
== Virtue ethics ==
 
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Virtue [[ethics]] is a [[Philosophy|philosophical]] approach to morality that emphasizes the development of good character traits (virtues) as the key to ethical behavior. Specifically it focuses on who a person is relative to their character rather than specific rules or consequences of actions. Proponents of virtue ethics often maintain a morally good life is achieved by cultivating virtues like [[honest]]y, [[kindness]], [[courage]], [[generosity]], and [[justice]] through [[Deliberate practice|practice]] and [[habit]] formation. Virtue ethics is often associated with the teachings of the Greek philosopher [[Aristotle]].
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Virtue [[ethics]] is a [[Philosophy|philosophical]] approach to morality that emphasizes the development of good character traits (virtues) as the key to ethical behavior. Specifically it focuses on who a person is relative to their character rather than specific rules or consequences of actions. Proponents of virtue ethics often maintain a morally good life is achieved by cultivating virtues like [[honest]]y, [[kindness]], [[courage]], [[generosity]], and [[justice]] through [[Deliberate practice|practice]] and [[habit]] formation. Virtue ethics is often associated with the teachings of the [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] [[Philosophy|philosopher]] [[Aristotle]].
    
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