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Identify and carefully explain the two types of virtues that are discussed by Aristotle.
  Provide two examples of each type. How, according to Aristotle, do we attain each type
  of virtue?


 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Hospers compares a criminals aggressive actions to
 
 

a) a dog in heat.
  b) a fly trapped in a jar.
  c) a person trapped in quicksand.
  d) a worm wriggling on a fishhook




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Answer to Question 1

d) a worm wriggling on a fishhook

Answer to Question 2

d) a worm wriggling on a fishhook



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