The basis of the formation of virtue in the life of man on the conviction of Aristotle is education and upbringing. Aristotle regards virtue as the acquired properties of the soul, dividing them into dianoethics (mental, formed by training) and ethical (moral, formed by education).
According to Aristotle, the soul strives for cognition and participation in the supreme good, in this, according to the philosopher, the man's striving for the