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The Practical Approach to Ethics: Reflections on Aristotle and Responsibility

In the quest for understanding ethics, a practical framework that begins with the Pre-Socratics can be both useful and enlightening. However, it is Aristotle's work, Nicomachean Ethics, that stands out for its accessibility, providing guidelines that relate to moral virtue and education. Unlike Plato, who had a more rigid view of moral principles, Aristotle argues that ethical virtues can be learned and acquired through education.