Phronesis is a concept originating from ancient Greek philosophy, often translated as "practical wisdom" or "practical judgment." Unlike other types of knowledge, such as theoretical knowledge (episteme) or technical skill (techne), phronesis refers to the ability to make sound judgments about how to act in particular situations, especially in the context of moral or ethical decisions. Aristotle extensively discussed phronesis in his works, particularly in the "Nicomachean Ethics.
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