Aristotle, Nichomachean
Ethics, Book VI
- What
do you think Aristotle means by “correct desire”? (Chapter 2)
- How
does Aristotle define prudence (phronesis, practical wisdom)? (Chapter 5)
- How
is prudence about particulars? What’s
the point of the example about different kinds of meat? (Chapter 7)
- How
does Aristotle distinguish deliberation which is ‘good without
qualification’ from deliberation which is only ‘good to an extent’?
(Chapter 9)
- In what way must one have all the virtues to have any
of them fully? (Chapter 13)