ARISTOTLE'S NICOMACHEAN ETHICS: Table of Virtues and …

ARISTOTLE'S NICOMACHEAN ETHICS: Table of Virtues and Vices

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19 March, 2000 Author: George Irbe

SPHERE OF ACTION OR FEELING

Fear and Confidence

Pleasure and Pain

Getting and Spending (minor)

Getting and Spending (major)

Honour and Dishonour (major)

Honour and Dishonour (minor)

Anger

EXCESS Rashness Licentiousness/Selfindulgence Prodigality

Vulgarity/Tastelessness

Vanity

Ambition/empty vanity

Irascibility

Self-expression

Conversation Social Conduct

Shame

Indignation

Boastfulness

Buffoonery Obsequiousness

Shyness

Envy

MEAN Courage Temperance

Liberality

Magnificence

Magnanimity

Proper ambition/pride

Patience/Good temper

Truthfulness Wittiness

Friendliness Modesty

Righteous indignation

DEFICIENCY

Cowardice

Insensibility

Illiberality/Meanness

Pettiness/Niggardliness

Pusillanimity

Unambitiousness/undue humility Lack of

spirit/unirascibility Understatement/mock

modesty Boorishness Cantankerousness Shamelessness Malicious enjoyment/Spitefulness

Taken from p. 104 of translation by J.A.K. Tomson

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