Where do I start reading about virtue ethics /b/ros

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Nicomachean Ethics

>>1717484
Thanks homie

The Analects - Confucious

>>1717475
start with the greeks

>>1717484
Aristotle is horrible to read, you might want to try the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy first, as a beginner you'll find it a lot easier.

Thank you Aristotle for giving us Aquinas.

>>1717800
that sounds like it might be a good idea, I've tried reading Kierkegaard and didn't really understand most of what he said, so I imagine artistotle would be a lot harder to read, given how much further back he's from

>>1717919
He's easier than Kierkegaard for sure. He's not difficult in that way he just doesn't write very well.

>>1717938
I think Aristotle depends on your tastes. I find him quite easy to read, but that's because I like dry writing styles.