Virtue: The Ancient Greek debate One of the most heated debates in Ancient Greece was what the definition of virtue was and how one would achieve it. Aristotle, who many considered to be the greatest philosopher of all time, had his own views on virtue. But before Aristotle put his ideas forth, his teacher, Plato, also made his views known. In this essay, I intend to compare Aristotle's and Plato's views on virtue. According to …showed first 75 words of 1556 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1556 total…shoemakers make only shoes, and the farmers only deal with agriculture. When everyone minds their own business and does what he or she does the work they are trained for, there will be no injustice. Justice is the trait that makes all the other virtues possible. Plato says that when wisdom, courage, and temperance have been obtained then the remaining has to be justice. He believes that each part of the soul w ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**