How to pronounce “virtue ethics” in English

Virtue ethics is the general Greco-Roman tradition that has to do with self-improvement understood as improvement of your character.

And virtue ethics is unique among these three theories because the question that it's asking is, what kind of person should you be?

--that virtue ethics was in there, I think?

So that's virtue ethics.

The old ideas of virtue ethics, of philosophy that used to be back with the Greeks,

They were basically built on virtue ethics.

The Love Ethic is a form of virtue ethics.

In its own way, virtue ethics is as data-driven as something like utilitarianism because it's like you're collecting data, all the time, on your own behavior.

--what were some interesting examples of virtue ethics from games?

In a hilariously reductive nutshell, virtue ethics comes from Aristotle.

And it's true that Stoicism is not a hedonistic philosophy, it's a virtue ethics philosophy.

So part one of your book, you provide a survey of the three major ethical schools of thought-- virtue ethics, consequentialism, and deontological ethics.

And apparently all of those games, none of which I've played because I'm young, sorry, yeah are basically about virtue ethics.

So eventually I figured out that the answer, whatever it was going to be, was gonna come from virtue ethics.

One of the arguments that these people make, for instance, is that Stoicism is a type of virtue ethics and that the word virtue comes from the Latin vir, V-I-R,

But then I realized, I thought, wait a minute, hold on, the Stoics, Stoicism also was a type of virtue ethics,