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Aristotle's Ethics
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Aristotle made note (and Plato agreed) that moral virtue is about the exercise of control over natural feelings, and that good values is indicated through the use of good judgment in finding an effective balance between extremes. Aristotle thus had a personal value of moderation. In his Nicomachean Ethics, he gave examples:
So what?If you want to be like Aristotle, be moderate. More generally, moderation is a pretty good guide to acceptable behavior. See also
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