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EN VI.2 1139a21-27 Practical TruthReading Aristotle's TextJul 2, 20261:59HostEN 1106a29-36 The mean in relation to the thing itselfReading Aristotle's TextNov 5, 20252:11HostEN 1106a24-29 To investigate the nature of virtue from the perspective of meanReading Aristotle's TextNov 4, 20251:42HostEN 1106a13-24 Human virtue is a disposition that makes human become good and perform his function wellReading Aristotle's TextNov 3, 20253:41HostEN 1106a6-12 Virtues are not capacities either but dispositionsReading Aristotle's TextNov 2, 20251:40HostEN 1105a28-1106a6 Virtues are not affectionsReading Aristotle's TextNov 1, 20253:39HostEN 1105b19-28 The happenings in the soul are threeReading Aristotle's TextOct 31, 20253:57HostEN 1105b12-18 One will not be good by just philosophizingReading Aristotle's TextOct 24, 20252:02HostEN 1105b5-12 One becomes virtuous by doing virtuous things as the virtuous people doReading Aristotle's TextOct 23, 20252:04HostEN 1105a33-b5 Knowing is not important to virtueReading Aristotle's TextOct 14, 20251:25HostEN 1105a26-33 Three conditions for acting virtuouslyReading Aristotle's TextOct 10, 20252:29HostEN 1105a21-26 One becomes literate by doing literate things literatelyReading Aristotle's TextOct 1, 20251:22HostΕΝ 1095a17-21 A puzzle about the aquisition of virtueReading Aristotle's TextSep 29, 20251:19HostEN 1095a13-16 The acquisition, increase and corruption of virtue are from the same thingsReading Aristotle's TextSep 27, 20251:07HostEN 1105a7-13 It is more difficult to fight against pleasure than against spiritReading Aristotle's TextSep 26, 20251:46HostEN 1105a1-7 Actions are measured by pleasure and painReading Aristotle's TextSep 25, 20251:39HostEN 1104b29-1105a1 The good person tends to be correct about what's pleasantReading Aristotle's TextSep 24, 20252:14HostEN 1104b27-28 Virtue is the disposition that is able to do best things concerned with pleasures and painsReading Aristotle's TextSep 24, 20250:38HostEN 1104b18-25 People become bad because of pleasures and painsReading Aristotle's TextSep 23, 20252:40HostEN 1104b8-13 Ethical Virtue is concerned with pleasre and painReading Aristotle's TextSep 22, 20251:25Host