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Aristotle’s human virtue and Yorùbá worldview of ọmọlúàbí: an ethical-cultural interpretation
This paper gives an interpretative ethical-cultural analysis of the Aristotelian concepts of virtue in ancient Greece and Omoluabi in Yoruba worldview through the four Cardinal virtues of prudence, justice, courage and temperance. Generally, virtue and vices are common terminologies in ethical theor...
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