Aristotle
Virtue Theory vs. Duty Theory: Which View is Better? The philosophers Aristotle and Kant have came up with theories that will forever generate a controversial perspective in the manner of how humans today should conduct their lives. The purpose of these theorist’s objective is to somehow explain how people should lead their lives. The virtue-based moral theory of Aristotle demonstrates the idea that the foundation of morality is the development of good character traits or virtues. The duty-based moral theory of Kant is about achieving moral value and learning the duty that is to motivate our actions. In this paper, I hope to discuss and conclude which theory that I feel offers the most influential understanding in how a person should conduct his or her life. The Virtue-based moral theory of Aristotle presents many ideas on how people should live their lives. This theory presents the development of excellent
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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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