Hilchot Deot

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Hilchot Deot is the section of Maimonides’ Mishneh Torah that outlines Jewish ethical conduct, character development, and the pursuit of the moral mean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish legal text
section of Mishneh Torah
author Maimonides NERFINISHED
Moses ben Maimon NERFINISHED
centralConcept derekh ha-emtsa
middle path in character traits
dealsWith anger management
avoidance of extreme traits
formation of good character traits
health and lifestyle as religious duties
humility
influence of environment and companions
interpersonal conduct
love of God
repentance from bad traits
social relationships
speech ethics
focusesOn Jewish ethical conduct
character development
intellectual and moral balance
moral virtues
proper behavior toward others
self-discipline
the golden mean
follows Hilchot Yesodei HaTorah NERFINISHED
genre ethical treatise
halakhic code
hasCanonicalStatusIn Orthodox Judaism study curriculum
influencedBy Aristotelian ethics NERFINISHED
rabbinic literature
language Hebrew
numberOfChapters 7
partOf Mishneh Torah NERFINISHED
partOfSection Sefer Mada NERFINISHED
placeOfComposition Egypt NERFINISHED
precedes Hilchot Talmud Torah NERFINISHED
prescribes cultivation of generosity
cultivation of humility
cultivation of patience
cultivation of truthfulness
moderation in eating and drinking
moderation in emotional expression
moderation in speech
religiousTradition Judaism
timePeriod 12th century
usedFor ethical instruction
mussar study
personal character refinement

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Sefer HaMadda contains Hilchot Deot