What virtue ethics is and what distinguishes it from the divine command theory, egoism, and moral relativism.

All are required to submit a 3 to 5 page double-spaced essay in standard college format on virtue ethics. Standard college format means: 1-inch margines; Times Roman 12 pt font; half-inch indentation and double spacing on all paragraphs; no additional spacing between paragraphs. Consult the MLA style guide in “Course Information” for proper citations formats. The requirements are as follows: (a) One paragraph introducing the topic. (b) Two to three paragraphs explaining in your own words what virtue ethics is and what distinguishes it from the divine command theory, egoism, and moral relativism. (One quotation is required in this part of the essay on virtue ethics with proper reference and a 40 word limit on the quote. In-text citation required.) (c) Two to three paragraphs explaining Aristotle’s understanding of what a virtue is as compared to a vice and also indicating how a virtuous character is achieved. (One quotation is also required in this part of the essay on Aristotle’s understanding of virtue with proper reference and a 40 word limit on the quote. In-text citation required.) (d) Select some person featured in the news in recent months who did something exemplifying real virtue; explain the story; indicate what virtue stands out about this person and what she/he did. (One quotation is also required in this part of the essay with proper reference and a 40 word limit on the quote. In-text citation required.) (e) Provide a concluding paragraph on virtue ethics and its place in today’s world. (f) The essay must also have the works cited page at the end of the paper.