Aristotle's ethical language

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a-level Philosophy RE Mind Map on Aristotle's ethical language, created by tasfiashoebaya on 08/03/2014.
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Aristotle's ethical language
  1. Absolute
    1. An absolute definition of 'good' would be something as good in itself
    2. Relative
      1. A relativist definition of 'good' would be something as good in a particular contex
      2. Aristotle's causes
        1. 1) Material cause
          1. 2) Efficient cause
            1. 3) Formal cause
              1. 4) Final cause (its the things purpose in life
              2. Eudaemonia is achieved through exercising the virtue ethics
                1. Descriptive ethics
                  1. it simply describes the way people in different societies actually behave
                    1. the issues of right and wrong isn't examined
                    2. Normative ethics
                      1. it examines the issues of right and wrong
                        1. it examines how How people
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