Essays on Virtue

The definition of prudence is the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason. This Cardinal virtue of prudence is one of the virtues that I need to improve. Similar to the other three virtues, prudence has a natural and supernatural sense….

MacIntyre set out to respond to the potential criticism that there is no core conception of the virtues to be found among the many rival conceptions. He goes over rival accounts of the virtues by Homer, Aristotle, the New Testament, and Benjamin Franklin. MacIntrye contends…

China’s long history resulted in the creation of unique identities and philosophies such as Confucianism. It is, in essence, a moral code that has played a critical role in the development of Chinese society. The evolution of the Chinese moral code has resulted in them…

Erica is 16-year-old bi-racial girl with Mexican and African-American parents. She is tracked on Erikson’s psychosocial stage of identity. Erika is exuberant and outgoing. She has a sense of complexity to her life by taking up hobbies such as a talent for theater, even when…

What are the virtues and problems of the judgements in Lister & Co v Stubbs (1890), A-G for Hong Kong v Reid [1993], Sinclair Investments (UK) Ltd v Versailles Trade Finance LTD [2011] and FHR European Ventures LLP v Mankarious [2014]? Fiduciary relationships are one…

Trustworthiness Trust is one of the most fundamental virtues cherished in a workplace. Given that it is increasingly becoming hard to trust anyone in a work setting due to rampant cases of dishonesty and betrayal, trust has become an indispensable character trait among employees in…