A New Interpretation of Fostering Virtue Through Character Friendship: Significance of Shame in Aristotle’s Idea of Friendship

INIS

• people 100%
• education 85%
• values 42%
• children 42%
• eyes 42%
• ethics 28%
• pain 28%
• teaching 14%
• information 14%
• humans 14%
• watersheds 14%
• psychology 14%
• conventions 14%
• spending 14%

Psychology

• Friendships 100%
• Shame 100%
• Emotion 22%
• Fear 19%
• Habituation 16%
• Moral Education 12%
• Goals 9%
• Behavior 6%
• Ethics 6%
• Toddlers 6%
• Children 3%
• Humans 3%
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Arts and Humanities

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• Aristotle 9%
• Hatred 9%
• Moral emotions 9%
• Dwelling 6%
• Disgrace 6%
• Aristotelian Perspective 6%
• Social conventions 3%
• Reasonableness 3%
• Shamelessness 3%
• critical practice 3%
• Reassessment 3%
• Heteronomy 3%
• Virtuous Action 3%
• courtyard 3%
• Social Order 3%
• Witnessing 3%
• Human Psychology 3%
• Proverbs 3%
• misgivings 3%
• Voluntary Action 3%
• Developing Character 3%