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Aristotle's philosophy of the just mean is a theory that virtue is located in the middle of two extremes. He argues that the just mean is the median between two vices, two pleasures, or two passions. His book Ethics primarily discusses this idea in Book 2. Aristotle's theory is still accepted and has a lot of validity today.
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