One common view is that courage is simply overcoming one’s fear. Aristotle rejects this view.
Aristotle says that courage "is a mean with regard to feelings of fear (phobos) and confidence (tharsos)" (1115a5).
Aristotle says at 1115M5-19 that a courageous person not only fears rightly, but
also is confident about the right things, in the right way, and at the right time.
