On the role of prudence in the virtue ethics of Thomas Aquinas

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Prudence plays a vital role in Thomas Aquinas's understanding of virtue ethics, connecting it to moral decision-making in various contexts.
The study emphasizes how Aquinas's views on prudence reflect a blend of ancient philosophy and Christian thought, primarily influenced by Aristotle.
Analysis of the relationship between prudence and the cardinal virtues highlights its foundational importance in Aquinas's ethical framework.
Exploring prudence in Aquinas's works opens avenues for deeper understanding of virtue ethics in medieval and modern moral philosophy.

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Analysis reveals the concept of prudence in virtue ethics, linking Aquinas to Aristotle's philosophy and Christian tradition.

Francesco Malaguti (2025) studied this question.

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