Prohairesis is a term derived from ancient Greek philosophy, particularly associated with the works of Aristotle. It refers to a concept of moral choice or decision-making, distinguishing it from mere impulse or desire. In essence, prohairesis encompasses the rational, deliberative aspect of choosing one's actions based on values, reason, and ethical considerations. In Aristotle's ethical framework, prohairesis is crucial for understanding virtue and moral responsibility.
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