erényetika
Erényetika, often translated as virtue ethics, is a major approach in normative ethics. Unlike consequentialist theories that focus on the outcomes of actions or deontological theories that emphasize duties and rules, virtue ethics centers on the character of the moral agent. The core idea is that an action is right if and only if it is what a virtuous agent would do in the same circumstances.
Key to virtue ethics is the concept of virtue itself, understood as a character trait or disposition
Instead of asking "What should I do?" virtue ethics often asks "What kind of person should I