In responding to an objection to his claim that virtues of character must be practiced, Aristotle gives us necessary conditions for true virtue. Which of the following is NOT one of Aristotle’s necessary conditions for a person’s action to be truly virtuous?

A key example of something that is usually taken to be valuable as an end in itself is:

Axiology concerns:

For Epictetus:

According to Epictetus, one thing we have a right to be proud of is?

Epictetus’ stoic ethics is grounded on/in:

“Reality is such that all persons have souls” is best interpreted as a metaphysical claim. 

When Epictetus says that, “the terror [of death] consists in our notion that death is terrible,” he assumes:

Understanding, especially understanding complex ideas, arguments, situations, plans, etc.: [Choose the one INCORRECT response]

Which of the following would be best viewed as skills/know-how/non-information as opposed to information? Select all the examples of non-information: