Virtue, when I hear this word I think value and morality, only those who believe in good can have morality. When listening to moral words, I think that good and evil are wrong and correct. Now, when two are combined you will gain virtue ethics. You might want to know what morals mean. This is a combination of two words to form a sort of fantasy theory. Then, this article discusses virtue ethics and the philosophy behind it. Moral ethics is a theory focusing on the development of personality and the virtues that people should receive, that is, they are supposed to be original and virtue against action. Aristotle has proposed virtue ethics with his famous Nichomachean ethics; the Buddha outlined virtue ethics in his poetry; Plato has virtue ethics, like Stoics, Frederic Nietzsche is a member of this Spake Zarathustra Promoted virtue ethics, it introduced the world to Superman! The way of thinking is simple: Following a few conventions, you will be a gentle person or a woman. Then do what you want, and the result will be okay. I love virtue ethics, but I must admit that it is dangerous. Who decides who is a good person? Nazis read Nietzsche, decided that they were masters, and they had nothing wrong. Although not important, Nietzsche never recognizes that Superman is wearing a black dress on her boots. Ethics started from Socrates and further developed by Plato, Aristotle and Stoic. Ethics is a series of normative ethical philosophies that emphasize the existence rather than existence. In other words, in ethics, ethics is not reflecting personal actions (or the consequences) but rather from personal identity and characteristics. Today, there is an argument among believers of various ethics, and what specific virtues are morally worthy of praise. However, most theorists believe that morality is the result of inner virtue. The inner virtue is the consensus of integrating different normative philosophies into the domain of virtue ethics. Plato and Aristotle treat virtues in different ways. Plato believes that virtue is the purpose that can actually be pursued, and friends may be a useful tool.

Ethics Ethics is a theory used to make ethical decisions. It does not depend on religion, society, culture, but depends only on individuals. Aristotle is the main philosopher of virtue ethics. His theory was originally introduced in ancient Greece. Aristotle is very convinced of virtue and his meaning to virtue means he can achieve his own function. Ethics has no interest in the question "What should I do?" But the problem is "What kind of person should I be?" It is about the nature and nature of the personality rather than the right of action and mistakes. Aristotle has proposed virtue ethics with his famous Nichomachean ethics; the Buddha outlined virtue ethics in his poetry; Plato has virtue ethics, like Stoics, Frederic Nietzsche is a member of this Spake Zarathustra Promoted virtue ethics, it introduced the world to Superman! The way of thinking is simple: Following a few conventions, you will be a gentle person or a woman. Then do what you want, and the result will be okay. I love virtue ethics, but I must admit that it is dangerous. Who decides who is a good person? Nazis read Nietzsche, decided that they were masters, and they had nothing wrong. Although not important, Nietzsche never recognizes that Superman is wearing a black dress on her boots. Ethics started from Socrates and further developed by Plato, Aristotle and Stoic. Ethics is a series of normative ethical philosophies that emphasize the existence rather than existence. In other words, in ethics, ethics is not reflecting personal actions (or the consequences) but rather from personal identity and characteristics. Today, there is an argument among believers of various ethics, and what specific virtues are morally worthy of praise. However, most theorists believe that morality is the result of inner virtue. The inner virtue is the consensus of integrating different normative philosophies into the domain of virtue ethics. Plato and Aristotle treat virtues in different ways. Plato believes that virtue is the purpose that can actually be pursued, and friends may be a useful tool.

Sally obviously hurt the company, so her action definitely requires proper punishment. However, there are some points to consider. For example, in the last 20 years Sally was a faithful, responsible and just worker, so any extreme form of punishment can damage Sally and the company. Meanwhile, inappropriate response from the management team may promote her future action against the company. In this case, there are several contradictory factors, so it is difficult to develop an appropriate solution. Essence of Virtue Ethics (VE) Virtue Ethics refers to one of three primary uses of informality (Rossouw & Van Vuuren, 2004: 58). However, ethics is not a tool to solve problems or make decisions. Ethics can be defined as a way to emphasize the personality and personality of a person, as opposed to the way to emphasize the outcome of action. It can emphasize the personality and tendency of a person. (result). In this case, the representation of virtue ethics is much less than the expression of d 0 (eg 2 0 0 1: 3 2 -3 3; S cott, 1995: 283). In other words, our existence influences our behavior. Therefore, virtue ethics in nursing can be regarded as thinking about moral quality, it is the position of a nurse as a language agent, so they are kind of their experts as kind people It can be a function. Man Virtue ethics is a way that emphasizes personality and assumes that people with good character tend to act in a manner consistent with their personality. Therefore, the virtue of nursing is related to the individual nature of individual nurses, and we are seeking ways to allow nurses to develop personality characteristics suitable for promoting healthy behavior. This chapter provides insight on the essence of moral ethics from Aristotle's point of view and includes the benefits of practical wisdom (practical wisdom) that provides guidance in situations where behavior is not obvious as being benign. Virtue ethics is in stark contrast to modern ethical theory (moral and Utilitarianism) and several ways in which virtue ethics can improve professional nursing practices are considered

What kind of person should I be? When dealing with the issue of virtue ethics, such an ethical dilemma will be studied to compare differences, benefits and problems. Speaking morally, if you do the right thing and a person has a good personality and motivation, then she is moral behavior. Morality is a very different approach to Aristotle's other work. It is mainly focused on correct behavior; the correct action taken by a virtue ethicist is what a good person can do. Aristotle has proposed virtue ethics with his famous Nichomachean ethics; the Buddha outlined virtue ethics in his poetry; Plato has virtue ethics, like Stoics, Frederic Nietzsche is a member of this Spake Zarathustra Promoted virtue ethics, it introduced the world to Superman! The way of thinking is simple: Following a few conventions, you will be a gentle person or a woman. Then do what you want, and the result will be okay. I love virtue ethics, but I must admit that it is dangerous. Who decides who is a good person? Nazis read Nietzsche, decided that they were masters, and they had nothing wrong. Although not important, Nietzsche never recognizes that Superman is wearing a black dress on her boots. Ethics started from Socrates and further developed by Plato, Aristotle and Stoic. Ethics is a series of normative ethical philosophies that emphasize the existence rather than existence. In other words, in ethics, ethics is not reflecting personal actions (or the consequences) but rather from personal identity and characteristics. Today, there is an argument among believers of various ethics, and what specific virtues are morally worthy of praise. However, most theorists believe that morality is the result of inner virtue. The inner virtue is the consensus of integrating different normative philosophies into the domain of virtue ethics. Plato and Aristotle treat virtues in different ways. Plato believes that virtue is the purpose that can actually be pursued, and friends may be a useful tool. In virtue ethics, there are different opinions about the exact nature and meaning of virtue, and some theorists get inspiration from Plato and other ancient people for their theory. Modern virtue ethics is a relatively young movement in modern academic circles. Therefore, it was investigated, marked and not classified within the scope of result - and - duty theory. Objective recognition theory thinks that human beings must observe the world in a sensation and develop principles through reasoning based on these observations (incomplete but within specific parameters) in order to correctly predict the future I will. This indicates whether the prediction is in natural science, humanities, or moral sectors. Generalization and interpretation of ethical theory: resultism, morality, moral ethics and objectiveists ethical self-doctrine

Kant and virtue ethicists have different views on how to become good people. Kant's ethicologist believes that being a good person is a matter of "goodwill" perfectly. On the other hand, virtue ethicists think that being a good person is a matter of having a good character, or of course having a tendency to do the right thing. In determining the interests of a person, the parties provide effective discussion on the most important things. The purpose of my writing is to distinguish Kant's ethics from virtue ethics and then explain which theory is most accurate. At the beginning of this article, I will define and analyze the concept of virtue ethics In the next paragraph, I will distinguish the three moral theories by enumerating these features, ie utilitarianism, virtue ethics and cantism I will try. I also tried to apply virtue ethics to two problems of corruption and euthanasia, world ethics. "Virtue is related to personal moral evaluation and its behavior" (Brody, 1988, p. 35), so morality can be applied to global ethical problems like corruption and euthanasia There is not much difficulty though. Nursing ethics is a normative ethical theory, and is generally considered to be virtue ethics. The traditional ethical theory led by Utilitarianism and Kant's moral ethics is based on the understanding of society and emphasizes rules, duties, justice, rights, justice, and universality, while autonomous and rational It is an individual group. While gender, utility, and preference are satisfied, on the other hand, nursing ethics is developed based on mutual understanding and mutual dependency of individuals and emphasizes the importance of virtue based on interpersonal relationships and emotions such as kindness and kindness doing. , Care, friendship, reconciliation and sensitivity. In nursing ethics, family is a major field of morality, people can nurture their personality. Nursing ethics contrasts with a well-known ethical model such as result-based theory (such as Utilitarianism) and moral theory (eg Kant's ethics). Because it tries to incorporate traditional women's virtues and values. Advocate - This traditional moral model does not exist. These values ​​include the importance of empathy and compassion. Feminism focused on care is a field of feminist thought provided primarily by nursing ethics developed by Carol Gilligan and Nel Noddings. This theory system is important to depreciate because it is concerned about how it is distributed to women of society. They are taught that "feminists emphasizing care is to see women's care as a human force" and wrote that they should be expected by men and women. Nodding suggests that moral care may be a more specific evaluation model of moral dilemmas than justice ethics

Ethics and Business Ethics When considering Aristotle's moral and placing it in the context of modern business customs it is important to note that the Greek paradigm is very different from our paradigm of modernism era is. Homer's Greek myth, impending war, conflict, empire is an important issue in Greek times, but society does not emphasize these problems in today's society. The concept of a strong connection in the community where individuals have to pay close attention to each other is not essential in today's society, in particular the capitalist society in which the western countries work and thrive. Robert Solomon made a great contribution to the promotion of ethical ethics in business ethics, paying particular attention to Aristotle's virtue ethics and the relationship with companies that are considered cooperative communities (Solomon 1992a, 1992b, 2002 reference). Relevance (He has extensively studied the moral psychology of moral psychology, including the moral psychology of Adam Smith). Instead, in this article we will examine the advantages of competition, as competition is certainly an important aspect, while recognizing that more business activities are more commonly functioning than generally thought . For this purpose, we used Adams Miss's own virtue ethics resources. It developed specifically for the business community requirements (quite different from Aristotle's concerns) and in his moral sentiment. The theory was detailed in detail before the national rich theory (originally published in 1759, almost 20 years) Aristotle 's ethics includes virtue ethics, which is achieved by ethical behavior finding the mean of each particular range and fitting properly to virtue. Aristotle outlined the two virtues: morality / personality virtue and wisdom virtue. It resembles and is inspired by the moral values ​​of Plato and Socrates, but the moral argument of Aristotle differs in several ways. - The field of ethics (or moral philosophy) includes the concept of systematization, the correct behavior and advocacy and recommendation of wrong action (Fieser, 2009). Many of the decisions faced on a typical day can produce a lot of results. Sometimes it is sometimes difficult to judge whether the decision you make is ethical. Many philosophies were devised to explain the various ways ethical decisions can be evaluated. Normative ethics focuses on the assessment of right behavior and wrong action Morality (or morality from Greek (arete) /ˌærəteɪ.ɪk) is a normative ethical theory that emphasizes the virtues of thought and personality. Virtue ethicists discuss the nature and definition of virtues, and other related issues. For example, how can virtue be obtained? How are they applied to various real environments? Is virtue the universal source of humanity or multiculturalism? Virtues such as honesty and generosity not only tend to be honest and generous, but also to be designated as "ideal" or "morally valuable" personality is not useful. It certainly is a personality deeply rooted in its owner - but the problem, as it is a problem, as we said "always go down", unlike customs like character character drinking tea - The orbital trend is not a few honest behaviors, it is multitrack to take honest action for some reason.

There are basically two types of moral judgment. It is the judgment of eudaimonist that focuses on moral judgment focusing on responsibility and duty and on the essence of human excellence and better life. I think that instead of trying to understand one judgment as another judgment, we must carefully distinguish between these two judgments. Moral theory can conveniently be divided into two categories based on morals or eudaimonist, whether they use one of these types of judgment as the main judgment. Utilitarianism, morality, morality Theory Ethics is the three norms of ethics. In this article we will explore similarities and differences between virtue theory, utilitarianism and moral principles. A detailed explanation of how each concept describes information of ethical and ethical change, and a personal experience to explain the correlation between virtue, values, and moral perception Will be discussed. While moral theories are described as correct only in accordance with ethical rules and principles, moral theory emphasizes character characteristics rather than rules and results. Utilitarian emphasizes the result and decides that it should be based on maximum number of happiness. The unique nature of the European and American versions of virtue ethics is that they define virtues based on the relationship with eudaimonia. Virtue is a factor or other factor in its character and we should develop virtue, a defender of the Jews. The concept of eudaimonia, an important term in an ancient Greek moral philosophy, is usually translated as "happiness" or "prosperity", sometimes called "happiness." All translations have drawbacks. The problem of "flood" is that it is possible to thrive even in animals and plants, but that can only be achieved rational creatures. The problem of "happiness" is that in ordinary conversation, it means subjectively determined. For me, not for you, for me, I am happy. If I think I am happy I am - this is not something I can do bad (unless it is a high level case of self-deception). Compare my health or prosper

Moral and Ethical Thinking Many philosophers have criticized the so-called "modern ethical theory" to revive the virtue of virtue. Some examples are as follows. Pincoffs advocates his view that contemporary ethics (MET) reduces ethics to a dilemma. Mr. Williams explained his argument that MET is focusing only on a special special ethic called "moral". Stocker claims MET will lead to "moral schizophrenia." Wolf insists that MET embodies the concept of moral saints. Of course, there are other moral systems as well. Among them are the ethics of virtue, Socrates, Aristotle, Confucius, Ben Franklin, Nietzsche, Masanus. In recent years, thought of this genre, especially re - interpretation of Aristotle 's thinking is welcomed again. Morality is different from morality and consequential theory, not focusing on details of a single act, but a person's personality. Resultualism includes the state of the world after action, morality is concerned about how rules are observed, but morality asks "What does this behavior mean about the nature of the actor?" Personality traits Aristotle's idea is respected and often quoted in modern ethics, but they are not without criticism. One of the most common criticism is that the concept of virtue ethics is very self-centered. In other words, it means that individual behavior is focusing on individuals rather than on others. For example, if you think that a family you cherish for you would be happy and happy, according to Aristotle, this is moral. Many people will not agree to your opinion. So, if you have a sick child you need to go to the hospital soon, you jump into your car and tear off your neighbor 60 mph, run the red light and ignore the traffic law - Are you ethical? This is what I mean by uncertainty and overdecision. Because of lack of social ethics, there is uncertainty based on virtue ethics, professional ethics or utilitarianism (this is the three main ways people develop ethics systems). But since you still want to participate in politics, you are trying to strengthen everyone's Christian version. That is overdetermined. Everyone must be a Christian or someone else! We now know what other reasons are. Since the evangelists did not develop ethics combined with a strong theological framework, the cards became the 45th president of the United States. This is basically what people can say. Since the cards endorse Christian values ​​(those considered to be important by evangelists), evangelists go to playing cards

The application of ethics to business ethics is the same as all forms of ethics and the way of writing moral thinking in a general sense is a viable process and seems to be an appropriate way of behavior and action I will. Testing the problem 'It is a mistake. Corporate ethics is one example. Aristotle, the virtue of virtue is farther away, I feel that local community care is the reason for the market system. Companies are selfless economic structure and spirit. Ethics applies to business as well as personal behavior. Application of ethical behavior in business ethical business or business environment. It is the application of ethical behavior in the business or business environment. Ethical companies not only comply with laws and appropriate regulations, but also act faithfully, fairly compete, provide a reasonable environment for employees, and partnership with customers, suppliers, investors I will build it. In other words, it maintains the best interests of all stakeholders. All stakeholders such as employees, customers, investors, communities, etc. are beneficial to the organization. It is at the forefront of all decisions. Organizations that conduct ethically can gain respect, trust, and loyalty from employees and business partners. The ethics of the workplace includes applying ethical principles, behavioral standards, codes of conduct, and ethical principles to daily commercial transactions. Our work ethic program is designed to help your employees understand how to do business in an ethical manner while adhering to your organization's core values. Our team of ethics and compliance professionals is an employee-centered, high-tech enterprise that introduces real-world scenarios in real transactions, including relationships with suppliers, privacy and data protection, anti-money laundering, international trade and financial transactions, competition laws Designing an interactive training course Designing and reporting harassment law and business misconduct

There are basically two types of moral judgment. It is the judgment of eudaimonist that focuses on moral judgment focusing on responsibility and duty and on the essence of human excellence and better life. I think that instead of trying to understand one judgment as another judgment, we must carefully distinguish between these two judgments. Moral theory can conveniently be divided into two categories based on morals or eudaimonist, whether they use one of these types of judgment as the main judgment. Utilitarianism, morality, morality Theory Ethics is the three norms of ethics. In this article we will explore similarities and differences between virtue theory, utilitarianism and moral principles. A detailed explanation of how each concept describes information of ethical and ethical change, and a personal experience to explain the correlation between virtue, values, and moral perception Will be discussed. While moral theories are described as correct only in accordance with ethical rules and principles, moral theory emphasizes character characteristics rather than rules and results. Utilitarian emphasizes the result and decides that it should be based on maximum number of happiness. The unique nature of the European and American versions of virtue ethics is that they define virtues based on the relationship with eudaimonia. Virtue is a factor or other factor in its character and we should develop virtue, a defender of the Jews. The concept of eudaimonia, an important term in an ancient Greek moral philosophy, is usually translated as "happiness" or "prosperity", sometimes called "happiness." All translations have drawbacks. The problem of "flood" is that it is possible to thrive even in animals and plants, but that can only be achieved rational creatures. The problem of "happiness" is that in ordinary conversation, it means subjectively determined. For me, not for you, for me, I am happy. If I think I am happy I am - this is not something I can do bad (unless it is a high level case of self-deception). Compare my health or prosper

We will decide the main strengths and weaknesses of the ethical approach of virtue. The Virtue Code of Ethics is the theory that people are judged by their personality rather than specific actions. Individuals with outstanding personality traits (virtues) are considered morally superior. A person who developed a bad personality (a bad habit) was judged to be a morally bad person. Most of us have mixed virtues and bad habits. This method has many advantages and disadvantages. One person is included in experts. Emphasize joy and emotion - We should enjoy pleasant performance. Moral education - morality is a development process c. Thinking of life - "Swallow Virtue Ethics Aristotle defines virtue as an outstanding ability and includes virtue as "a fixed mind of the heart to decide the choice of behavior and emotion, mainly following obligation to us, which is determined by the following factors. The reason, that is, a person with practical wisdom will decide it "(NE 1107 a 1). 25 In order to study the importance of virtue ethics for moral education of nurses, we examine this definition carefully. 1. Identify the main strengths and weaknesses of the virtue's ethical approach. The Virtue Code of Ethics is the theory that people are judged by their personality rather than specific actions. Individuals with outstanding personality traits (virtues) are considered morally superior. A person who developed a bad personality (a bad habit) was judged to be a morally bad person. Most of us have mixed virtues and bad habits. This method has many advantages and disadvantages. One person is included in experts. Emphasize joy and emotion - We should enjoy pleasant performance. Moral education - morality is a development process c. Thinking of life - "Swallow Virtue virtue is the most important feature of virtue ethics. Moral ethics as a method of ethical decision making is that language behavior has good characteristics as a moral actor of a nurse. In this case, for nurses, the ethical actor who claims the representation of the patient in the ethical decision-making process needs to develop superior features or virtues in order to demonstrate excellence and to function well in a sustained way there is. According to the most pure form of Tranosky (1990: 336), virtue ethics believes that only judgment on virtue is grounds for morality and that the correctness of behavior can be compared with the benignity of the property.

We will decide the main strengths and weaknesses of the ethical approach of virtue. The Virtue Code of Ethics is the theory that people are judged by their personality rather than specific actions. Individuals with outstanding personality traits (virtues) are considered morally superior. A person who developed a bad personality (a bad habit) was judged to be a morally bad person. Most of us have mixed virtues and bad habits. This method has many advantages and disadvantages. One person is included in experts. Emphasize joy and emotion - We should enjoy pleasant performance. Moral education - morality is a development process c. Thinking of life - "Swallow Virtue Ethics Aristotle defines virtue as an outstanding ability and includes virtue as "a fixed mind of the heart to decide the choice of behavior and emotion, mainly following obligation to us, which is determined by the following factors. The reason, that is, a person with practical wisdom will decide it "(NE 1107 a 1). 25 In order to study the importance of virtue ethics for moral education of nurses, we examine this definition carefully. 1. Identify the main strengths and weaknesses of the virtue's ethical approach. The Virtue Code of Ethics is the theory that people are judged by their personality rather than specific actions. Individuals with outstanding personality traits (virtues) are considered morally superior. A person who developed a bad personality (a bad habit) was judged to be a morally bad person. Most of us have mixed virtues and bad habits. This method has many advantages and disadvantages. One person is included in experts. Emphasize joy and emotion - We should enjoy pleasant performance. Moral education - morality is a development process c. Thinking of life - "Swallow Virtue virtue is the most important feature of virtue ethics. Moral ethics as a method of ethical decision making is that language behavior has good characteristics as a moral actor of a nurse. In this case, for nurses, the ethical actor who claims the representation of the patient in the ethical decision-making process needs to develop superior features or virtues in order to demonstrate excellence and to function well in a sustained way there is. According to the most pure form of Tranosky (1990: 336), virtue ethics believes that only judgment on virtue is grounds for morality and that the correctness of behavior can be compared with the benignity of the property.

Sally obviously hurt the company, so her action definitely requires proper punishment. However, there are some points to consider. For example, in the last 20 years Sally was a faithful, responsible and just worker, so any extreme form of punishment can damage Sally and the company. Meanwhile, inappropriate response from the management team may promote her future action against the company. In this case, there are several contradictory factors, so it is difficult to develop an appropriate solution. Essence of Virtue Ethics (VE) Virtue Ethics refers to one of three primary uses of informality (Rossouw & Van Vuuren, 2004: 58). However, ethics is not a tool to solve problems or make decisions. Ethics can be defined as a way to emphasize the personality and personality of a person, as opposed to the way to emphasize the outcome of action. It can emphasize the personality and tendency of a person. (result). In this case, the representation of virtue ethics is much less than the expression of d 0 (eg 2 0 0 1: 3 2 -3 3; S cott, 1995: 283). In other words, our existence influences our behavior. Therefore, virtue ethics in nursing can be regarded as thinking about moral quality, it is the position of a nurse as a language agent, so they are kind of their experts as kind people It can be a function. Man Virtue ethics is a way that emphasizes personality and assumes that people with good character tend to act in a manner consistent with their personality. Therefore, the virtue of nursing is related to the individual nature of individual nurses, and we are seeking ways to allow nurses to develop personality characteristics suitable for promoting healthy behavior. This chapter provides insight on the essence of moral ethics from Aristotle's point of view and includes the benefits of practical wisdom (practical wisdom) that provides guidance in situations where behavior is not obvious as being benign. Virtue ethics is in stark contrast to modern ethical theory (moral and Utilitarianism) and several ways in which virtue ethics can improve professional nursing practices are considered

Ethics is a philosophy developed by Aristotle and other ancient Greeks. Pursue understanding, live a moral high quality of life This character-based ethical approach assumes that we gained virtue through practice. People cultivate brilliant moral qualities by practicing honesty, courage, justice, generosity, and so on. According to Aristotle, by honing a good habit, people may make the right choice in the face of moral challenges. In order to explain the differences in the three major moral philosophy, ethicologists Mark White and Robert Alpe referred to the movie Dark Knight and Batman had the opportunity to kill the clown. Utilitarians proposed by White and Arp support the killing of clowns. Throughout this life, Batman can save many people. On the other hand, the dentist refuses to kill the clown just because the killing is wrong. However, a virtue ethicist emphasizes the character of the person who killed the clown, Does Batman want to become a person who robs the enemy's life? No, in fact it is not. Therefore, virtue ethics helps us understand the meaning of being a moral person. In addition, it provides us a guide to life without providing us with specific rules to resolve ethical dilemmas. The ultimate virtue ethical diversity to be studied is agent based virtue ethics proposed by Michael Slote (1997). He explained that virtue ethics is usually "agent-centric", they care about what it means to be a good agent and have a special virtue (p. 177). However, the more fundamental the ethical approach of virtue, the more "agent based" and the more inner life of the agent becomes rich. Slote explained as follows. "The quality of moral morals represents the moral character of behavior is irrelevant to the way and reasons of action and who is acting.The morally it is the entity that performs these acts Life) more fundamental virtue ethics is based not only on Aristotle's view, but on the subject (with general interpretation)), agent-centered "(p.178) Moral ethics Virtue ethics proposes more individual morality than consequences and morals. It insists that everyone has the virtue of enabling them to live a "good" life (Sandel, 2012). These benefits include ideal personality traits expressed in sustained, ubiquitous, and influential personal behavior - but only when needed. Traditionally, virtues have been classified as intellectual virtues like practical wisdom and moral virtues such as courage, justice, honesty, and integrity (MacIntyre, 1984). This moral framework can be traced back to Aristotle, Plato, and other ancient Greek philosophers (see Ross, 1925).

Ethics and Business Ethics When considering Aristotle's moral and placing it in the context of modern business customs it is important to note that the Greek paradigm is very different from our paradigm of modernism era is. Homer's Greek myth, impending war, conflict, empire is an important issue in Greek times, but society does not emphasize these problems in today's society. The concept of a strong connection in the community where individuals have to pay close attention to each other is not essential in today's society, in particular the capitalist society in which the western countries work and thrive. Robert Solomon made a great contribution to the promotion of ethical ethics in business ethics, paying particular attention to Aristotle's virtue ethics and the relationship with companies that are considered cooperative communities (Solomon 1992a, 1992b, 2002 reference). Relevance (He has extensively studied the moral psychology of moral psychology, including the moral psychology of Adam Smith). Instead, in this article we will examine the advantages of competition, as competition is certainly an important aspect, while recognizing that more business activities are more commonly functioning than generally thought . For this purpose, we used Adams Miss's own virtue ethics resources. It developed specifically for the business community requirements (quite different from Aristotle's concerns) and in his moral sentiment. The theory was detailed in detail before the national rich theory (originally published in 1759, almost 20 years) Aristotle 's ethics includes virtue ethics, which is achieved by ethical behavior finding the mean of each particular range and fitting properly to virtue. Aristotle outlined the two virtues: morality / personality virtue and wisdom virtue. It resembles and is inspired by the moral values ​​of Plato and Socrates, but the moral argument of Aristotle differs in several ways. - The field of ethics (or moral philosophy) includes the concept of systematization, the correct behavior and advocacy and recommendation of wrong action (Fieser, 2009). Many of the decisions faced on a typical day can produce a lot of results. Sometimes it is sometimes difficult to judge whether the decision you make is ethical. Many philosophies were devised to explain the various ways ethical decisions can be evaluated. Normative ethics focuses on the assessment of right behavior and wrong action Morality (or morality from Greek (arete) /ˌærəteɪ.ɪk) is a normative ethical theory that emphasizes the virtues of thought and personality. Virtue ethicists discuss the nature and definition of virtues, and other related issues. For example, how can virtue be obtained? How are they applied to various real environments? Is virtue the universal source of humanity or multiculturalism? Virtues such as honesty and generosity not only tend to be honest and generous, but also to be designated as "ideal" or "morally valuable" personality is not useful. It certainly is a personality deeply rooted in its owner - but the problem, as it is a problem, as we said "always go down", unlike customs like character character drinking tea - The orbital trend is not a few honest behaviors, it is multitrack to take honest action for some reason.

Virtue, when I hear this word I think value and morality, only those who believe in good can have morality. When listening to moral words, I think that good and evil are wrong and correct. Now, when two are combined you will gain virtue ethics. You might want to know what morals mean. This is a combination of two words to form a sort of fantasy theory. Then, this article discusses virtue ethics and the philosophy behind it. Moral ethics is a theory focusing on the development of personality and the virtues that people should receive, that is, they are supposed to be original and virtue against action. Aristotle has proposed virtue ethics with his famous Nichomachean ethics; the Buddha outlined virtue ethics in his poetry; Plato has virtue ethics, like Stoics, Frederic Nietzsche is a member of this Spake Zarathustra Promoted virtue ethics, it introduced the world to Superman! The way of thinking is simple: Following a few conventions, you will be a gentle person or a woman. Then do what you want, and the result will be okay. I love virtue ethics, but I must admit that it is dangerous. Who decides who is a good person? Nazis read Nietzsche, decided that they were masters, and they had nothing wrong. Although not important, Nietzsche never recognizes that Superman is wearing a black dress on her boots. Ethics started from Socrates and further developed by Plato, Aristotle and Stoic. Ethics is a series of normative ethical philosophies that emphasize the existence rather than existence. In other words, in ethics, ethics is not reflecting personal actions (or the consequences) but rather from personal identity and characteristics. Today, there is an argument among believers of various ethics, and what specific virtues are morally worthy of praise. However, most theorists believe that morality is the result of inner virtue. The inner virtue is the consensus of integrating different normative philosophies into the domain of virtue ethics. Plato and Aristotle treat virtues in different ways. Plato believes that virtue is the purpose that can actually be pursued, and friends may be a useful tool.

In the nursing ethics literature, attention has been paid to the role and importance of role in nursing for a while. The main reason for this is the need to check that a person must do this if they are to be well cared or to be a good nurse. Personality (mostly) is expressed in action, so how people live well, live well / to be a good life, good care, or a good nurse depends on the personality and behavior of the agent It seems necessary to pay attention. See Laird. In this article we outline the role and importance of the role in nursing practice and explain the relationship with frequent use of ethics in care as attention is recommended. The paper agrees that the role of role in nursing is necessary from the viewpoint of ethics and norms, but it focuses on personality psychology and virtue ethics. Psychological needs that may be explained are related to normality and need to provide normality justification. The reasons for virtue ethics are controversial, and nursing practice need not bear the burden of such explanation and reason. A preliminary proposal made in this paper, but not discussed in detail, when the final interpretation or explanation is needed leads to a form of metrics of real results and realism. Regarding this issue, there are two levels of moral thinking, nursing practice brings virtue at one level, naturally moral thinking to another, more important level, that is to make something correct be connected. It is independent of personality standards. Virtue Ethics is a way to focus on personality, assuming that persons with good character tend to act in a manner consistent with their personality. Therefore, care virtue ethics focuses on the nature of the individual nurse and is seeking ways to make it possible for nurses to develop personality traits that are appropriate to promote healthy behavior. This chapter provides some insights on the essence of virtue ethics from Aristotle's point of view and provides guidance on what happens behind unobserved behavior, including the benefits of practical wisdom (practical wisdom). Moral ethics contrasts with modern ethical theory (moral theory and Utilitarianism) and virtue ethics can strengthen professional nursing practice in some way Virtue virtue is the most important feature of virtue ethics. Moral ethics as a method of moral decision-making is that language behavior has good characteristics as a moral subject of nurses. In this case, in order to enable nurses to promote ethical behavior for the patient and to persistently demonstrate excellence (behavior) and performance in the ethical decision-making process, It is necessary to develop it. According to the most pure form of Tranosky (1990: 336), virtue ethics thinks that just judgment on virtue is the basis of morality and that the correctness of behavior can be contrary to the benign nature.

Pros and cons of virtue ethics A virtue ethicist says that his theory avoids using expressions to focus on people we should do in order to understand the complex work we have to do I believe there is. The problem is to decide how we know how we should be. Or, we can say this: How do we decide what virtue is? Obviously, if you do not know what these virtues are, tell people that "spending well" will be an empty order. In this article, I mainly learned about three major ethical theories of interpretative ethics, utilitarian ethics, virtue. All of these theories have advantages and disadvantages, especially for real world society. For example, Deolontological ethics emphasizes the need to maintain responsibilities and rules, but Utilitarians are looking at the end result. And the morality of virtue obeys the content of personality, so it produces good results. Among the three, I advocate virtue ethics and emphasize the need rather than doing it. In other words, when you are fine, you will end up with a good result. Morality (or morality from Greek (arete) /ˌærəteɪ.ɪk) is a normative ethical theory that emphasizes the virtues of thought and personality. Virtue ethicists discuss the nature and definition of virtues, and other related issues. For example, how can virtue be obtained? How are they applied to various real environments? Is virtue the universal source of humanity or multiculturalism? Virtues such as honesty and generosity not only tend to be honest and generous, but also to be designated as "ideal" or "morally valuable" personality is not useful. It certainly is a personality deeply rooted in its owner - but the problem, as it is a problem, as we said "always go down", unlike customs like character character drinking tea - The orbital trend is not a few honest behaviors, it is multitrack to take honest action for some reason. Another part of gourmet moral theory is a moral virtue discourse. Moral rules and principles do not pay attention to morality as a personality character or personality. The important question to ask is "What kind of person can you be" instead of "What should I do?" The answer is based on virtue to pursue, such as "honesty", "courage", "scale". "Wisdom" etc. The core of our moral life is rooted in personality traits, relationships, and communities. Ethics (and also nursing ethics) challenge an attractive and illegal moral framework. Moral life is to become a good citizen not following strict rules.

Positive psychology and Aristotle: Integrated thinking The field of positive psychology was founded by Martin Seligman (1998) to influence people who are "neutral" and to increase mental well-being. Positive psychology provides a unique perspective on mental health by focusing on individual strengths rather than dysfunction, pathology and mental illness (Seligman & Csikszentmihalyi, 2000). The aim of positive psychology is to help individuals create meaningful lives by promoting positive emotions, character traits, and happiness as an important element of optimal mental health. Principles and principles of philosophy preceded that formal concept. The aim of this paper is to compare positive psychology and Aristotle's virtue of virtue ethics, personality advantages, human relations and happiness. Positive psychology uses five pillars to prosper to achieve satisfaction and satisfaction of life: positive feelings, participation, relationships, meaning and achievement (PERMA). The five pillars of positive psychology Aristotle 's ethics includes virtue ethics, which is achieved by ethical behavior finding the mean of each particular range and fitting properly to virtue. Aristotle outlined the two virtues: morality / personality virtue and wisdom virtue. It resembles and is inspired by the moral values ​​of Plato and Socrates, but the moral argument of Aristotle differs in several ways. - The field of ethics (or moral philosophy) includes the concept of systematization, the correct behavior and advocacy and recommendation of wrong action (Fieser, 2009). Many of the decisions faced on a typical day can produce a lot of results. Sometimes it is sometimes difficult to judge whether the decision you make is ethical. Many philosophies were devised to explain the various ways ethical decisions can be evaluated. Normative ethics focuses on the assessment of right behavior and wrong action Virtue ethics (also called objective ethics) focuses on one or more goals. The basic problem of virtue ethics is "Who should I be?" Based on Aristotle, and most clearly outlined in Nichomachean ethics, virtue ethics is organized around developmental customs and personality. Through achieving your goals and expanding, they will help them prosper as a person. Contrary to ethical ethics, virtue ethics considers goodness under local circumstances rather than universal conditions (what is the best form / form of this particular thing in these special circumstances?) And Regional norms emphasizing rather than universal law According to virtue ethics, the central element of a good life is "disease" (usually translated as "moral attention" or "practical wisdom"). Compared to pure knowledge ("Sophia"), practice has been proved to be the ability to evaluate specific circumstances, respond appropriately, and develop through education and experience.

Ethics is the first moral theory proposed by Aristotle. It shows that humans can train their personality to acquire and acquire special virtues. Since individuals have trained themselves to develop these virtues, they can know what is right in any given situation. If everyone in the community can do this and develop these strengths, they will have reached the perfect community. This article shows that Aristotle's virtue ethics is a failed moral theory. The two major moral theories of contemporary virtue ethics (or New Aristotle) ​​are Kant's moral ethics and Utilitarianism. Both theories are adopted by many scholars of contemporary history to satisfy the latest requirements of (more) moral reasoning and decision making, by satisfying objections raised by modern virtue ethics, in particular It has been fixed. Below we will briefly explain the main features of Kantian prototype and Utilitarianism. German philosopher Emmanuel Conde is the founder of moral ethics. He is primarily based on the foundation of moral metaphysics (1785), and the moral thought of practical rational criticism (1788) and moral metaphysics (1797) is one of the most prominent and respected theories of contemporary It is one. Ethic theory derived from Aristotle is expressed in a form different from virtue ethics, moral ethics, or new Aristotleism, gradually became known, and now it is widely considered to be at least moral and Utilitarian . To the opponent. As recognition is criticized, quality changes. In this article I will discuss the nine separate criticisms I often encountered. Most of them point to an understanding of the structure of morality and the lack of usage of that term to address the relevant real ethical issues. In the first half I particularly hope to clarify that many of these criticisms are wrong and get an understanding that clarifies the main criticism I have about the virtue theory. I refuse to criticize this, but please do not argue that it is not misplaced.

Another View of Moral Ethics Moral theory thinks the foundation of morality is the development of good character and virtue. If a person has virtue and there is no bad habit, that person is a good person. Several virtue theorists describe up to 100 benign features that will help make someone a good person. Since benign personality develops in adolescence, moral theory places particular emphasis on moral education, so adults are responsible for allowing young people to virtue. In virtue ethics, there are different opinions about the exact nature and meaning of virtue, and some theorists get inspiration from Plato and other ancient people for their theory. Modern virtue ethics is a relatively young movement in modern academic circles. Therefore, it was investigated, marked and not classified within the scope of result - and - duty theory. Objective recognition theory thinks that human beings must observe the world in a sensation and develop principles through reasoning based on these observations (incomplete but within specific parameters) in order to correctly predict the future I will. This indicates whether the prediction is in natural science, humanities, or moral sectors. Generalization and interpretation of ethical theory: resultism, morality, moral ethics and objectiveists ethical self-doctrine Morality is now widely recognized as an alternative to Kant and the theory of result ethics. However, moral philosophers were late to incorporate ethics into the subject of applied ethics. Furthermore, environmental virtue ethics is an undeveloped field of environmental ethics. Environmental ethics frequently uses moral evaluation (respect, consideration, nature love, etc.) and leads the attraction of role models (Henry Thoreau, Aldreauponto, Rachel Carson etc), but environmental ethics is completely understood Not. Modern virtue ethics research From the viewpoint of some scholars, virtue is considered highly likely to apply to the public sector. Aristotle first adopted virtue ethics (Lawton 1998). Moral ethics does not doubt the role of duty of moral judgment in the general moral order, even though it doubts the outcome of action. Ethics precedes the development of the moral qualities, motivations and intentions of each person (Trevino & Nelson 2010). - Many of us have role models in our lives Most people's role models are athletes and movie stars, but for me there are more examples. For me, the role model is not a selfish and greedy person but a person who positively influences someone in my life. They help shape someone's personality and identity. They are people who can ask for advice in difficult situations and know that they will give these words of wisdom.

Positive psychology and Aristotle: Integrated thinking The field of positive psychology was founded by Martin Seligman (1998) to influence people who are "neutral" and to increase mental well-being. Positive psychology provides a unique perspective on mental health by focusing on individual strengths rather than dysfunction, pathology and mental illness (Seligman & Csikszentmihalyi, 2000). The aim of positive psychology is to help individuals create meaningful lives by promoting positive emotions, character traits, and happiness as an important element of optimal mental health. Principles and principles of philosophy preceded that formal concept. The aim of this paper is to compare positive psychology and Aristotle's virtue of virtue ethics, personality advantages, human relations and happiness. Positive psychology uses five pillars to prosper to achieve satisfaction and satisfaction of life: positive feelings, participation, relationships, meaning and achievement (PERMA). The five pillars of positive psychology Aristotle 's ethics includes virtue ethics, which is achieved by ethical behavior finding the mean of each particular range and fitting properly to virtue. Aristotle outlined the two virtues: morality / personality virtue and wisdom virtue. It resembles and is inspired by the moral values ​​of Plato and Socrates, but the moral argument of Aristotle differs in several ways. - The field of ethics (or moral philosophy) includes the concept of systematization, the correct behavior and advocacy and recommendation of wrong action (Fieser, 2009). Many of the decisions faced on a typical day can produce a lot of results. Sometimes it is sometimes difficult to judge whether the decision you make is ethical. Many philosophies were devised to explain the various ways ethical decisions can be evaluated. Normative ethics focuses on the assessment of right behavior and wrong action Virtue ethics (also called objective ethics) focuses on one or more goals. The basic problem of virtue ethics is "Who should I be?" Based on Aristotle, and most clearly outlined in Nichomachean ethics, virtue ethics is organized around developmental customs and personality. Through achieving your goals and expanding, they will help them prosper as a person. Contrary to ethical ethics, virtue ethics considers goodness under local circumstances rather than universal conditions (what is the best form / form of this particular thing in these special circumstances?) And Regional norms emphasizing rather than universal law According to virtue ethics, the central element of a good life is "disease" (usually translated as "moral attention" or "practical wisdom"). Compared to pure knowledge ("Sophia"), practice has been proved to be the ability to evaluate specific circumstances, respond appropriately, and develop through education and experience.

Introduction This article deepens the theoretical understanding of four ethical frameworks: result-based, non-result-based, virtue ethics, and considerate ethics. When applied to the situation, these frameworks can help teachers resolve and justify their decisions. The goal is to apply the four frameworks to help Molly scenario create the most ethical action plan. Finally, the proposed action policy is justified. The main ethical problem in the aid Molly scenario is consistency between community sponsorship and school beliefs and initiatives. Therefore, we studied three major normative ethical theories: resultism, morality, and morality. We see that resultualism divides ethics into good result theory and correct behavior theory and taking correct action as a means to achieve good results. As a foundation of ethics, morality requires absolute order, not responsibility. It is not a result. Morality avoids the result and simple responsibility as a basic foundation of morality, and it contributes to the development of unique "moral" personality. Generalization and interpretation of ethical theory: resultism, morality, moral ethics and objectiveists ethical self-doctrine Introduction This article deepens the theoretical understanding of four ethical frameworks: result-based, non-result-based, virtue ethics, and considerate ethics. When applied to the situation, these frameworks can help teachers resolve and justify their decisions. The goal is to apply the four frameworks to help Molly scenario create the most ethical action plan. Finally, the proposed action policy is justified. - Summary In today's world, the criminal justice system faces many problems. Some of these problems include police corruption, abuse and fatal forces, tracking and deviation. Media influences public opinion and concerns about the moral and moral value of public leaders. (DeShon, 2000) There are two ignored and important issues of criminal justice system, honesty and truth, ie pledge and ethics.

Ethics: Aristotle. What is the purpose of Algaziri's life? This is a controversial issue from the beginning. Numerous aristocrats and wise men think about life in our true purpose and lead conclusions. Aristotle and Argaziri are two philosophers who studied the purpose of almost all human life. Their two proposals for the purpose of life and ethics necessary to achieve this have some common ideas and a serious contrast. Aristotle 's ethics includes virtue ethics, which is achieved by ethical behavior finding the mean of each particular range and fitting properly to virtue. Aristotle outlined the two virtues: morality / personality virtue and wisdom virtue. It resembles and is inspired by the moral values ​​of Plato and Socrates, but the moral argument of Aristotle differs in several ways. - The field of ethics (or moral philosophy) includes the concept of systematization, the correct behavior and advocacy and recommendation of wrong action (Fieser, 2009). Many of the decisions faced on a typical day can produce a lot of results. Sometimes it is sometimes difficult to judge whether the decision you make is ethical. Many philosophies were devised to explain the various ways ethical decisions can be evaluated. Normative ethics focuses on the assessment of right behavior and wrong action Aristotle's view of morality is based on the virtue of being human. There are two important differences between Aristotle's ethical approach and other mainstream thoughts at the time. First, Aristotle does not believe that ethics is only a theoretical or philosophical subject. To understand ethics, Aristotle believes that you really have to observe people's behavior. Nicomachean Ethics is a series of books on book names, or morals written by Aristotle. In these works, he uses logic to determine the definition and potential impact of morality. He started his ethics with a simple hypothesis: humans think and act in a way to achieve happiness, and Aristotle defines it to be consistent with the truth and actions.

Virtue ethics and moral egoism's unequal distributive justice are trying to limit possible economic inequality in society and are often associated with a minimum standard of living. Political equality includes political power of citizens, but economic equality is often equal to equal opportunity, but they are not mutually exclusive (justice and equality). In this article I will explore the benefits of charity, tolerance, and sympathy and think of the possibility that they will contribute to reducing inequality. This subject introduces students the theory of normative behavioral ethics (NEB) called hedonistic ethics. Thanks to Adam Smith for most, students will learn how to present and explain 'invisible hands of hedonistic ethical egoism'. This argument indicates that if everyone acts selfishly it depends on the assumption that the whole community will be better. This hypothesis is wrong, as the "tragedy of the House" is revealed. In order to return to this house, the students complete two educational and learning activities. The first one invites them to compute their "ecological footprints" and their results are given according to the number of planets To understand the theory of moral egoism, you first have to understand some principles behind it. Moral self-interest is a normative theory, which means that we prescribe how we think, act and act. Shaver expresses the three features of moral selfishness as personal, personal, and universal. He pointed out that the personal moral self-interest is the concept that everyone should serve their own interests. Personal moral self-interest is a belief that people should act from the motive of self-interest (razor). Universal moral self-interest is the theory that everyone should pursue their own interests. (Shaver) A philosopher differentiates between individual moral self-interest and universal moral self-interest. Personal moral self-interest is the idea that everyone should help my interests. Morality will disappear only when it is good for me, when the action is good, and when I die. Universal moral self-interest is the concept that not just myself, but everyone should seek their own interests. The universal moral egoism will be stronger, as it includes everyone, not just me. This chapter focuses on general moral egoism. Moral egoist recognizes that the only thing you have is your life. Since you are cultivating your sole estate, selfishness or selfishness is not wrong. Therefore, you should not accept self - denial as myth of virtue. People who tell you may try to manipulate you to get what they want. For example, they may encourage you to altruism, but then they can parasitize your work

Good moral theory requires logical rigor and intuitive appeal to provide effective tools to understand right and wrong. In the field of environmental ethics, there is an important academic research based on the essential value of nature, especially in the development of Paul Taylor. Taylor provided a logically clear argument for protecting the environment by establishing what he calls the concept of biological core (Taylor, 99). This scholarship helps explain what intuitively people understand by the environmentally conscious people, but I noticed that it does not provide a positive answer to what we should live (Cafar). The work of McIntire is only one of the series of contemporary virtues, but it shows many of the strengths and weaknesses of virtue ethics. One of the main advantages of this approach is that it is not a narrow range of choices and actions that are deemed to be in the "moral" field, or considered subjects of mandatory words, but the whole person and the whole life are related to morality Then it is understood. This is more appropriate for our daily prosperity sense - Life is not just right or wrong, it is to integrate all the spheres in our lives that constitute our character (relations with others, Participation in practice and politics, fulfillment of social roles, etc). 6) Ethics provides a central concept of criticism of ethical methods based on moral arguments within the community and between communities, practical and ethical positions, and virtue-based approaches (virtue, practical wisdom and prosperity) Provide resources to enrich. A recent resurgence of virtue ethics in moral philosophy that resonates with existing IR scholars suggests that more attention should come Morality is now widely recognized as an alternative to Kant and the theory of result ethics. However, moral philosophers were late to incorporate ethics into the subject of applied ethics. Furthermore, environmental virtue ethics is an undeveloped field of environmental ethics. Environmental ethics frequently uses moral evaluation (respect, consideration, nature love, etc.) and leads the attraction of role models (Henry Thoreau, Aldreauponto, Rachel Carson etc), but environmental ethics is completely understood Not. Modern virtue ethics research Sandler begins applying virtue ethics to environmental problems, defines "environmental virtues" as virtues corresponding to environmental entities, supports environmental goods or values ​​based on environmental considerations, and / or environmental goods or values. For example, environmental activism virtues will promote environmental goods and value to contribute to "successful access to environmental goods in social and political fields". These qualities include "commitment, familiarization, discipline, focus, insight". , Persistence, creativity, courage, self-discipline, cooperation, patience, unite, perseverance, optimism ... "(p. 49). Virtues of social interactions including miracles react to environmental entities. Wonders provide selfish benefits of excitement, happiness, and satisfaction.

Pros and cons of virtue ethics A virtue ethicist says that his theory avoids using expressions to focus on people we should do in order to understand the complex work we have to do I believe there is. The problem is to decide how we know how we should be. Or, we can say this: How do we decide what virtue is? Obviously, if you do not know what these virtues are, tell people that "spending well" will be an empty order. In this article, I mainly learned about three major ethical theories of interpretative ethics, utilitarian ethics, virtue. All of these theories have advantages and disadvantages, especially for real world society. For example, Deolontological ethics emphasizes the need to maintain responsibilities and rules, but Utilitarians are looking at the end result. And the morality of virtue obeys the content of personality, so it produces good results. Among the three, I advocate virtue ethics and emphasize the need rather than doing it. In other words, when you are fine, you will end up with a good result. Morality (or morality from Greek (arete) /ˌærəteɪ.ɪk) is a normative ethical theory that emphasizes the virtues of thought and personality. Virtue ethicists discuss the nature and definition of virtues, and other related issues. For example, how can virtue be obtained? How are they applied to various real environments? Is virtue the universal source of humanity or multiculturalism? Virtues such as honesty and generosity not only tend to be honest and generous, but also to be designated as "ideal" or "morally valuable" personality is not useful. It certainly is a personality deeply rooted in its owner - but the problem, as it is a problem, as we said "always go down", unlike customs like character character drinking tea - The orbital trend is not a few honest behaviors, it is multitrack to take honest action for some reason. Another part of gourmet moral theory is a moral virtue discourse. Moral rules and principles do not pay attention to morality as a personality character or personality. The important question to ask is "What kind of person can you be" instead of "What should I do?" The answer is based on virtue to pursue, such as "honesty", "courage", "scale". "Wisdom" etc. The core of our moral life is rooted in personality traits, relationships, and communities. Ethics (and also nursing ethics) challenge an attractive and illegal moral framework. Moral life is to become a good citizen not following strict rules.

Ethics is the first moral theory proposed by Aristotle. It shows that humans can train their personality to acquire and acquire special virtues. Since individuals have trained themselves to develop these virtues, they can know what is right in any given situation. If everyone in the community can do this and develop these strengths, they will have reached the perfect community. This article shows that Aristotle's virtue ethics is a failed moral theory. The two major moral theories of contemporary virtue ethics (or New Aristotle) ​​are Kant's moral ethics and Utilitarianism. Both theories are adopted by many scholars of contemporary history to satisfy the latest requirements of (more) moral reasoning and decision making, by satisfying objections raised by modern virtue ethics, in particular It has been fixed. Below we will briefly explain the main features of Kantian prototype and Utilitarianism. German philosopher Emmanuel Conde is the founder of moral ethics. He is primarily based on the foundation of moral metaphysics (1785), and the moral thought of practical rational criticism (1788) and moral metaphysics (1797) is one of the most prominent and respected theories of contemporary It is one. Ethic theory derived from Aristotle is expressed in a form different from virtue ethics, moral ethics, or new Aristotleism, gradually became known, and now it is widely considered to be at least moral and Utilitarian . To the opponent. As recognition is criticized, quality changes. In this article I will discuss the nine separate criticisms I often encountered. Most of them point to an understanding of the structure of morality and the lack of usage of that term to address the relevant real ethical issues. In the first half I particularly hope to clarify that many of these criticisms are wrong and get an understanding that clarifies the main criticism I have about the virtue theory. I refuse to criticize this, but please do not argue that it is not misplaced.

Abstract illness brings various negative emotions to patients, such as anxiety, fear, helplessness, vulnerability. There is much debate about "nursing-patient relationship" "therapeutically" or "helping". However, despite the present agenda on patient-centered care, the literature on good interpersonal response and satisfactory development of nursing ethics should focus on personality and personality traits rather than behavioral perspectives. A theory such as resultualism and moralism. I have critically studied the role of these theories and the concept of concepts based on responsibility in general ethics and nursing practice. Because of obvious defects, I conclude that moral theory based on obligation is incomplete and not suitable for nursing practice. I studied Hearst 's work on guidance on action and V rules of virtue ethics. I believe that moral virtue and a powerful (behavior-oriented) ethical version provide a reasonable and viable alternative to nursing practice. I wrote an explanation about aid relations based on virtue and the approach to care based on virtue. The latter is characterized by three features: (1) use of moral virtue like sympathy; (2) use of judgment; (3) moral, including at least moral perception, moral sensitivity and moral imagination Application of wisdom. We examined the advantages and problems of virtue-based approach. I am linking McIntire's work to care as care and practice. Nurses who demonstrate virtue and look for the inside maintain their practice of care and help to prevent alienation of virtues. A powerful ethical version proposed based on practice is context sensitive, special and relational. Several areas of future philosophical research and empirical nursing research are proposed to further develop this account. Virtue Ethics is a way to focus on personality, assuming that persons with good character tend to act in a manner consistent with their personality. Therefore, care virtue ethics focuses on the nature of the individual nurse and is seeking ways to make it possible for nurses to develop personality traits that are appropriate to promote healthy behavior. This chapter provides some insights on the essence of virtue ethics from Aristotle's point of view and provides guidance on what happens behind unobserved behavior, including the benefits of practical wisdom (practical wisdom). Moral ethics contrasts with modern ethical theory (moral theory and Utilitarianism) and virtue ethics can strengthen professional nursing practice in some way Introduction The purpose of this paper is to discuss virtue ethics as a method of ethical dilemmas in nursing. Thanks to their medical treatment, nurses are the medical specialists most exposed to patients. As a result, they are facing potential ethical conflicts more frequently than any other member of the medical team. In most cases, nurses are likely to encounter a strong moral dilemma, so we believe it is difficult to respond to such oral mistakes in an appropriate way. The ethical dilemma experienced by nurses is often the result of a contradiction between occupational care responsibilities and personal beliefs such as values ​​and beliefs. In this case, we can act according to our obligations and personal beliefs.

Another View of Moral Ethics Moral theory thinks the foundation of morality is the development of good character and virtue. If a person has virtue and there is no bad habit, that person is a good person. Several virtue theorists describe up to 100 benign features that will help make someone a good person. Since benign personality develops in adolescence, moral theory places particular emphasis on moral education, so adults are responsible for allowing young people to virtue. In virtue ethics, there are different opinions about the exact nature and meaning of virtue, and some theorists get inspiration from Plato and other ancient people for their theory. Modern virtue ethics is a relatively young movement in modern academic circles. Therefore, it was investigated, marked and not classified within the scope of result - and - duty theory. Objective recognition theory thinks that human beings must observe the world in a sensation and develop principles through reasoning based on these observations (incomplete but within specific parameters) in order to correctly predict the future I will. This indicates whether the prediction is in natural science, humanities, or moral sectors. Generalization and interpretation of ethical theory: resultism, morality, moral ethics and objectiveists ethical self-doctrine Morality is now widely recognized as an alternative to Kant and the theory of result ethics. However, moral philosophers were late to incorporate ethics into the subject of applied ethics. Furthermore, environmental virtue ethics is an undeveloped field of environmental ethics. Environmental ethics frequently uses moral evaluation (respect, consideration, nature love, etc.) and leads the attraction of role models (Henry Thoreau, Aldreauponto, Rachel Carson etc), but environmental ethics is completely understood Not. Modern virtue ethics research From the viewpoint of some scholars, virtue is considered highly likely to apply to the public sector. Aristotle first adopted virtue ethics (Lawton 1998). Moral ethics does not doubt the role of duty of moral judgment in the general moral order, even though it doubts the outcome of action. Ethics precedes the development of the moral qualities, motivations and intentions of each person (Trevino & Nelson 2010). - Many of us have role models in our lives Most people's role models are athletes and movie stars, but for me there are more examples. For me, the role model is not a selfish and greedy person but a person who positively influences someone in my life. They help shape someone's personality and identity. They are people who can ask for advice in difficult situations and know that they will give these words of wisdom.

Good moral theory requires logical rigor and intuitive appeal to provide effective tools to understand right and wrong. In the field of environmental ethics, there is an important academic research based on the essential value of nature, especially in the development of Paul Taylor. Taylor provided a logically clear argument for protecting the environment by establishing what he calls the concept of biological core (Taylor, 99). This scholarship helps explain what intuitively people understand by the environmentally conscious people, but I noticed that it does not provide a positive answer to what we should live (Cafar). The work of McIntire is only one of the series of contemporary virtues, but it shows many of the strengths and weaknesses of virtue ethics. One of the main advantages of this approach is that it is not a narrow range of choices and actions that are deemed to be in the "moral" field, or considered subjects of mandatory words, but the whole person and the whole life are related to morality Then it is understood. This is more appropriate for our daily prosperity sense - Life is not just right or wrong, it is to integrate all the spheres in our lives that constitute our character (relations with others, Participation in practice and politics, fulfillment of social roles, etc). 6) Ethics provides a central concept of criticism of ethical methods based on moral arguments within the community and between communities, practical and ethical positions, and virtue-based approaches (virtue, practical wisdom and prosperity) Provide resources to enrich. A recent resurgence of virtue ethics in moral philosophy that resonates with existing IR scholars suggests that more attention should come Morality is now widely recognized as an alternative to Kant and the theory of result ethics. However, moral philosophers were late to incorporate ethics into the subject of applied ethics. Furthermore, environmental virtue ethics is an undeveloped field of environmental ethics. Environmental ethics frequently uses moral evaluation (respect, consideration, nature love, etc.) and leads the attraction of role models (Henry Thoreau, Aldreauponto, Rachel Carson etc), but environmental ethics is completely understood Not. Modern virtue ethics research Sandler begins applying virtue ethics to environmental problems, defines "environmental virtues" as virtues corresponding to environmental entities, supports environmental goods or values ​​based on environmental considerations, and / or environmental goods or values. For example, environmental activism virtues will promote environmental goods and value to contribute to "successful access to environmental goods in social and political fields". These qualities include "commitment, familiarization, discipline, focus, insight". , Persistence, creativity, courage, self-discipline, cooperation, patience, unite, perseverance, optimism ... "(p. 49). Virtues of social interactions including miracles react to environmental entities. Wonders provide selfish benefits of excitement, happiness, and satisfaction.

In this article we discuss the objections to Virtue Ethics (VE) named "ethical morality" proposed by Robert Luden in 1984. It is important to note it at the beginning of this article until 1991 when v-rules appeared in literary works. Therefore, Mr. Louden assumes that the only action guideline that VE can offer throughout the article is "to perform what an excellent agent performs in this situation." I will resolve Louden's objection by understanding the rules of v. Robert Roden criticized morality based on spreading unsustainable utopianism. In modern society, it is very difficult to achieve a series of virtues. Because, according to Ruden, among these groups is that there is a group of more ethnic, religious, and biographical moral community groups. Everyone has "not only their own interests but also a set of their own virtues". Louden, as a supporter of moral ethics, tried to solve this problem after being "virtue", but morality could not abandon the rule of establishing actions, and to discuss the moral quality of people He pointed out that he can only rely on it. Robert Roden raised the question that morals can not be applied to moral dilemmas. He outlined the great criticism that he can help people facing the crisis as it does not give a clear code of conduct. For example, he thinks it is difficult to judge benign reactions to stem cell research and abortion. Essentially, virtue ethics is not to give us any specific messages or answers, but rather that this is much of the individual's actual wisdom faced this situation. Louden also emphasized that it is even more difficult to determine gentle people, as actions may seem ethical from the outside, but there may not be good motivation, and vice versa. After all, since virtue ethics does not adapt to rights and obligations, it may not be enough to deal with big problems or decisions, it does not seem to have a correct or wrong behavioral view . Altai's moral, epistemological theory and law methods are a vital argument. Frequent criticism about the problem of guidance, opponents such as Robert Roden in his article "A moral ethics", that the idea of ​​a good moral actor, believer or judge will bring action Whether you can doubt the guidance necessary to form or determine a legal dispute. There are several different special virtue lists. Socrates believes that virtue is knowledge, which actually indicates that there is only one virtue. Stoicists agreed to this view and argued that the four major virtues are only part of true virtue. John McDowell is a defender of this concept these days. He believes that virtue is "perceptual ability" to identify how a person should behave, that all particular virtues are simply "special sensibilities" and are a series of behavioral reasons It is.

How does Aristotle understand mankind through virtue? In the first part, I will explain his concept of Telos. He regards it as the same as happiness. In the second part I will explain his way of thinking about knowledge and how it is based on perception, reason, and reality. In Part 3, we will study where Aristotle believes and where he distinguishable human behavior. In Part 4, I will present four reasons for his theory. Aristotle's view of morality is based on the virtue of being human. There are two important differences between Aristotle's ethical approach and other mainstream thoughts at the time. First, Aristotle does not believe that ethics is only a theoretical or philosophical subject. To understand ethics, Aristotle believes that you really have to observe people's behavior. Nicomachean Ethics is a series of books on book names, or morals written by Aristotle. In these works, he uses logic to determine the definition and potential impact of morality. He started his ethics with a simple hypothesis: humans think and act in a way to achieve happiness, and Aristotle defines it to be consistent with the truth and actions. Aristotle 's ethics includes virtue ethics, which is achieved by ethical behavior finding the mean of each particular range and fitting properly to virtue. Aristotle outlined the two virtues: morality / personality virtue and wisdom virtue. It resembles and is inspired by the moral values ​​of Plato and Socrates, but the moral argument of Aristotle differs in several ways. - The field of ethics (or moral philosophy) includes the concept of systematization, the correct behavior and advocacy and recommendation of wrong action (Fieser, 2009). Many of the decisions faced on a typical day can produce a lot of results. Sometimes it is sometimes difficult to judge whether the decision you make is ethical. Many philosophies were devised to explain the various ways ethical decisions can be evaluated. Normative ethics focuses on the assessment of right behavior and wrong action

In this article we discuss the objections to Virtue Ethics (VE) named "ethical morality" proposed by Robert Luden in 1984. It is important to note it at the beginning of this article until 1991 when v-rules appeared in literary works. Therefore, Mr. Louden assumes that the only action guideline that VE can offer throughout the article is "to perform what an excellent agent performs in this situation." I will resolve Louden's objection by understanding the rules of v. Robert Roden criticized morality based on spreading unsustainable utopianism. In modern society, it is very difficult to achieve a series of virtues. Because, according to Ruden, among these groups is that there is a group of more ethnic, religious, and biographical moral community groups. Everyone has "not only their own interests but also a set of their own virtues". Louden, as a supporter of moral ethics, tried to solve this problem after being "virtue", but morality could not abandon the rule of establishing actions, and to discuss the moral quality of people He pointed out that he can only rely on it. Robert Roden raised the question that morals can not be applied to moral dilemmas. He outlined the great criticism that he can help people facing the crisis as it does not give a clear code of conduct. For example, he thinks it is difficult to judge benign reactions to stem cell research and abortion. Essentially, virtue ethics is not to give us any specific messages or answers, but rather that this is much of the individual's actual wisdom faced this situation. Louden also emphasized that it is even more difficult to determine gentle people, as actions may seem ethical from the outside, but there may not be good motivation, and vice versa. After all, since virtue ethics does not adapt to rights and obligations, it may not be enough to deal with big problems or decisions, it does not seem to have a correct or wrong behavioral view . Altai's moral, epistemological theory and law methods are a vital argument. Frequent criticism about the problem of guidance, opponents such as Robert Roden in his article "A moral ethics", that the idea of ​​a good moral actor, believer or judge will bring action Whether you can doubt the guidance necessary to form or determine a legal dispute. There are several different special virtue lists. Socrates believes that virtue is knowledge, which actually indicates that there is only one virtue. Stoicists agreed to this view and argued that the four major virtues are only part of true virtue. John McDowell is a defender of this concept these days. He believes that virtue is "perceptual ability" to identify how a person should behave, that all particular virtues are simply "special sensibilities" and are a series of behavioral reasons It is.

I think that Hume's morals can be described as virtue ethics I am referring to the idea that which role will take precedence over action and action principles: practical with gentle role guidance and constraints Discussion. In traditional utilitarianism and Kant Ethics, personality is subject to actual deliberation. Only virtue is necessary to motivate benign behavior. I first outlined this approach with Aristotle's ethics and compared it with Hume. I think that the good character of Aristotle is understood as "self love". True self enthusiasts are most interested in using characteristics of judgment, selection, judgment, and removal. Hume studied moral judgment and started looking for meaning of moral terms. Hume does not find observable facts and logical relationships that answer the concepts of good, justice, moral virtue, but the function of moral terms is not to express quality or relationship but "recognized emotions" . I do not have any emotions in my judgment. The reason we call it good is the same as what we call beauty. If that object is comfortable immediately, or if it is a useful means to obtain other pleasant items, that object is good. Virtue is a "natural virtue" such as talent, wisdom, kindness, whether it is "human virtue" such as honesty or justice, makes a person happy or useful to himself or to others It is quality to be. In his work "Humanity theory", David Hume divides virtues into two categories, artificial virtue and natural virtue. Hume pointed out that courage is a natural virtue in paper. Among the paper's "pride and humility, its purpose and cause", Hume clearly shows that courage is the cause of pride. Witness, goodwill, learning, courage, justice, honesty, all these are the reasons for pride, and the opposite of their humility. In his argument about natural virtues, Hume 's debt to Greek ethics can be seen more clearly. Among them, the important group (consisting of courage, generosity, ambition, etc.) is based on self esteem and may even be a kind of self-esteem: "We call it a heroic virtue, it's great Praise the soul under sublime character.Stability and perfection of pride and self-esteem, or main engagement to that passion ... courage ... and all other shining virtues clearly among them It is a strong self-esteem and it is derived from their origin. A big advantage "(Hume, essay, 599-600). However, these virtues based on self-esteem must be influenced by the second group including generosity, compassion, loyalty, friendship, and otherwise the courageous qualities are "tyrant and public robber It is suitable only for making "(Hume, Treatise, 603)

Virtue and perseverance To survive these times, at least some moral standards and targets must be met in their lives. It is absolutely difficult to achieve moral excellence, but it is worth a try. Personally, there are many distractions and obstacles that have brought difficulties to my own life today. I need to overcome obstacles such as peer pressure to become a successful person with confidence. Today we provide obstacles, and I think we can overcome these obstacles through morality and virtue. What is perseverance? Patience is not just a passive virtue. In unfavorable circumstances, keep brave with integrity and firmness, and they will not collapse or be shy. Perseverance is not just ability to endure. It can turn them into greatness and glory. Patience not only endure the pain, but also welcome them and make it possible to defeat them. It shows that it shows firm and determined ability in the face of the most difficult difficulties. It is not a tornado, but the dew makes the plants fresh. They are not flashing, which we mature, but every day's sunshine. Thunderstorms in Niagara all have no fertility. However, the Nile River, with no observation, silent obesity outflow, under the retired flood, raised again in Egypt, golden corn harvest Talent and excellent professional ethics will take you away from your life. Perseverance, patience, and determined mindset will bring you further away. Interestingly, in this case you often do not listen to patience. Patience is a virtue - to wait. You know what? But how much patience do we have in our lives? When I want to give up, I can go ahead with perseverance. I think that you can decide the time of change by looking at your life, you are not ready to deal with it. Do not you still want to endure the change at that time? Can I wait? Is it the lack of patience? I think that perseverance seems to be the most difficult in all the advantages. It is difficult, but it seems to be the most beautiful virtue. Patience solved many problems - as long as you give it time. We are very worried when we face difficulties, and all faithful concerns have not changed. Always remember that perseverance brings happiness, especially when celebrating on the first day. I recently met a young man who smokes alcohol, drinks or drinks - but he is still non-Muslim. I asked him why he wanted all these ugly behaviors. His answer is "relieve stress, alleviate and eliminate depression, unfortunately, after all, I will not be happy anyway", he replied. I was surprised that he confirmed that they did not bring happiness.

There are two different virtues of intellect and morality. Moral virtue can only be learned through experience, individuals need to learn these types of virtues by fully observing the observed behavior actually and then repeating them to others. The virtue of wisdom clearly shown to us (laws, rules, etc.) and complete learning of these virtues requires time and experience (to understand its meaning through intelligent preparation). Nicole Marco's Ethics: Reflecting on Virtue Human beings are classified as the only reasonable animal; we have the ability to infer, and with our reasoning skills we often " You can oppose instinct. Do something that is not selfish as it fits the correct concept of an individual. Human perception has its own self-awareness, which enables us to rationally separate us from the animal kingdom. But we define self recognition Because Nicomachean Ethics depends greatly on the concept of virtue, we have increased our understanding of ethics called ethics. The words we translate into virtues are synonyms and they are also translated as "excellence". If that goes well, that is something. For example, good riders have the advantage of good handling of horses, high quality tools have sharp benefits. For Greeks, there is no essential difference between moral virtue and other kinds of excellence. Greeks do not have the unique moral concept of having a sacred and responsible association like ours. Moral virtue is only a matter of good performance as a function of human beings. For Greeks, good motivation is not based on sacred legislators or a series of moral considerations, but based on the same efforts to pursue excellence that athletes may enable them to train hard .

Virtue and perseverance To survive these times, at least some moral standards and targets must be met in their lives. It is absolutely difficult to achieve moral excellence, but it is worth a try. Personally, there are many distractions and obstacles that have brought difficulties to my own life today. I need to overcome obstacles such as peer pressure to become a successful person with confidence. Today we provide obstacles, and I think we can overcome these obstacles through morality and virtue. What is perseverance? Patience is not just a passive virtue. In unfavorable circumstances, keep brave with integrity and firmness, and they will not collapse or be shy. Perseverance is not just ability to endure. It can turn them into greatness and glory. Patience not only endure the pain, but also welcome them and make it possible to defeat them. It shows that it shows firm and determined ability in the face of the most difficult difficulties. It is not a tornado, but the dew makes the plants fresh. They are not flashing, which we mature, but every day's sunshine. Thunderstorms in Niagara all have no fertility. However, the Nile River, with no observation, silent obesity outflow, under the retired flood, raised again in Egypt, golden corn harvest Talent and excellent professional ethics will take you away from your life. Perseverance, patience, and determined mindset will bring you further away. Interestingly, in this case you often do not listen to patience. Patience is a virtue - to wait. You know what? But how much patience do we have in our lives? When I want to give up, I can go ahead with perseverance. I think that you can decide the time of change by looking at your life, you are not ready to deal with it. Do not you still want to endure the change at that time? Can I wait? Is it the lack of patience? I think that perseverance seems to be the most difficult in all the advantages. It is difficult, but it seems to be the most beautiful virtue. Patience solved many problems - as long as you give it time. We are very worried when we face difficulties, and all faithful concerns have not changed. Always remember that perseverance brings happiness, especially when celebrating on the first day. I recently met a young man who smokes alcohol, drinks or drinks - but he is still non-Muslim. I asked him why he wanted all these ugly behaviors. His answer is "relieve stress, alleviate and eliminate depression, unfortunately, after all, I will not be happy anyway", he replied. I was surprised that he confirmed that they did not bring happiness.

There are two different virtues of intellect and morality. Moral virtue can only be learned through experience, individuals need to learn these types of virtues by fully observing the observed behavior actually and then repeating them to others. The virtue of wisdom clearly shown to us (laws, rules, etc.) and complete learning of these virtues requires time and experience (to understand its meaning through intelligent preparation). Nicole Marco's Ethics: Reflecting on Virtue Human beings are classified as the only reasonable animal; we have the ability to infer, and with our reasoning skills we often " You can oppose instinct. Do something that is not selfish as it fits the correct concept of an individual. Human perception has its own self-awareness, which enables us to rationally separate us from the animal kingdom. But we define self recognition Because Nicomachean Ethics depends greatly on the concept of virtue, we have increased our understanding of ethics called ethics. The words we translate into virtues are synonyms and they are also translated as "excellence". If that goes well, that is something. For example, good riders have the advantage of good handling of horses, high quality tools have sharp benefits. For Greeks, there is no essential difference between moral virtue and other kinds of excellence. Greeks do not have the unique moral concept of having a sacred and responsible association like ours. Moral virtue is only a matter of good performance as a function of human beings. For Greeks, good motivation is not based on sacred legislators or a series of moral considerations, but based on the same efforts to pursue excellence that athletes may enable them to train hard .