Virtues and Values in Ancient Human Civilizations: An study of Concepts and Perceptions

The article explores virtues and values as fundamental elements in shaping human civilizations. It examines how the concepts and perceptions of virtues vary across cultures, analyzing the contributions of philosophers like Plato and Aris-totle in shaping these ideas. The article highlights the importance of moral and social values in promoting social cohe-sion and interaction among individuals. It also discusses contemporary challenges facing traditional values in the context of globalization. Expected Outcomes: Enhanced understanding of the diversity of moral concepts across cultures. Reevaluation of the role of philosophers in shaping contemporary values. Insights on how to adapt to cultural changes in globalization. Stimulated discussion on ethical values in modern society. Suggested strategies for promoting positive values in communities.