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The Virtue of Moderation

The Virtue of Moderation

Aristotle taught that virtue lies in moderation, avoiding extremes in behavior and emotions.

  • The middle path: Virtue is found between deficiency and excess.
  • Balance in anger: Appropriate anger is essential for a healthy personality.
  • Self-awareness: Know yourself to maintain balance and achieve virtue.

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High School Reading Teacher. Book lover. Sharing insights to inspire discovery. "Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body." – Joseph Addison

Aristotle's timeless wisdom on living well transcends the ages, offering profound insights that remain relevant today. Edith Hall, a renowned British classicist, delves into Aristotle's teachings, revealing how they can guide us to a fulfilling and happy life. This article explores the key lessons from Aristotle's philosophy on how to live a purposeful life, make better decisions, and cultivate meaningful relationships.

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