From Virtues to Norms: Theoretical Attempt and Its Criticism in the West

Modern Philosophy 4:55-59 (2009)
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Abstract

Virtue Ethics is the ethics of the ancient Greek tradition. But since modern times, virtue ethics has occurred twice standardization movement. One is based on utilitarianism and Kantian ethics as the representative of normative ethics to replace the dominance of virtue ethics; time since the 1950s is the rise of the reversion movement in virtue ethics, virtue ethics within the camp emerging trends in the theory of normalization. Virtue Ethics of the two standardized exercise inevitably faced with the theory of criticism. Virtue ethics theory of thinking is a result of standardization: In modern society, virtue ethics is necessary, how it is possible

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