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A study on awareness of vocal techniques in music classes : Focusing on the difficulty of teaching singing to the opposite sex
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Sexuality, sexual attitudes, sexual behaviors in adolescents and adults with autism spectrum disorders : Reality and challenges
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A Literature Review of Career Adaptability in University Students. : Implications for the Career Adaptability Development of Nursing Students
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Images of Care and Future Occupations among Junior High School Students : Focusing on Generation Z, the future of caring profession
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知的障害特別支援学校における道徳科 : ASD の生徒の困り感とその支援
application/pdf本論文は「九州地区国立大学教育系・文系研究論文集」Vol.10,No.2に査読を経て受理された。journal articl
On Virtues and Skills
This paper examines the perspectives of Julia Annas and Matt Stichter on the concept of virtue as akin to or constituting a skill, highlighting their differences. Annas suggests that while virtue bears similarities to skill, it is not inherently a skill, contrasting with Stichter's assertion that virtue constitutes a skill. Furthermore, Annas defines virtue as a character trait, whereas Stichter challenges this characterization. Both philosophers agree that virtue requires practical wisdom (phronesis) but do not classify practical wisdom as a skill. Additionally, they share the view that skill does not fall under the category of character traits. Building upon these distinctions, this paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on virtue and skill by proposing that virtue encompasses elements of skill and introducing the maximal and juridical concepts of virtues. It explores the possibility of developing "virtue as a character trait" based on Annas' model from Stichter's skill model of virtue."departmental bulletin pape