Did Aristotle’s virtue ethics include anything about ideal human life ignored, downplayed, or overlooked by Utilitarianism?
this is inrgards to aristotle virtue ethics writings and Jon Stuart Mill’s Utilitarianism writings.
any feed back would be greaty appreciated
I think the more important question here is
Did you forget to study?
No.
to be completely honest, i need help writing an essay…
i just wanted to know the basic premise of each virtue ethics, and utilitarianism…
it’s not easy when you’ve never taken a philosophy course before…
sorry if anyone took any offence to this question…
i wasn’t looking to plagerize or take credit for anyone’s thought or writings…
i take pride in the work I do…
to be completely honest, i need help writing an essay…
i just wanted to know the basic premise of each virtue ethics, and utilitarianism…
it’s not easy when you’ve never taken a philosophy course before…
sorry if anyone took any offence to this question…
i wasn’t looking to plagerize or take credit for anyone’s thought or writings…
i take pride in the work I do…
Unfortunately we’re not here to do your homework, as is stated clearly in the rules…
Utilitarianism= Maximization of well being, greatest good for the greatest number(choose your cliche), a very demanding and restrictive ethic.
Aristotle = symposia.ilovephilosophy.com/lau … Ethics.htm
They are very incompatible.
If you need information for the class in the future, try using the ILP search function.
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Thanks sweetie.