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Aristotles Virtue theory of Ethics

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Explain Aristotle's ethics and all of its necessary components. On the
other hand, it has been argued that Socrates presents a type of ethics in the
Apology and that Plato’s account of soul likewise provides an image of a good
human. How does Aristotle’s account differ from these two? Is Aristotle
convincing in his virtue theory of ethics? Why or why not?
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