Virtue Theory in Ethics Courses

  • Putman D
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This paper is a discussion of how virtue theory can complement traditional theories in ethics courses. I discuss some specific ways virtue ethics can be utilized in class and point out some advantages to both the instructor and students from approaching ethics from the standpoint of character.

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Putman, D. (1992). Virtue Theory in Ethics Courses. Teaching Philosophy, 15(1), 51–56. https://doi.org/10.5840/teachphil19921512

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