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However, more important than this is the key difference that aristotle displayed setting himself apart from his tutor plato; ra... Read More
Everyone will agree with the japanese smart guy (reader beware)when he says that one can get anywhere one wants by way of ratio... Read More
Well, that is why this review begins with the statement that erudition (wich is not mine) is a condition sine qua non to the st... Read More
And so with the other virtues and vices.
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Shipping and handling was on point as expected.
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Western civilisation arose on legacy of number of powerfull books, and nicomachean ethics is one of those books.
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good, virtuous, human, mean and most. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
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- This product had a total of 739 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 31 2023.
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Aristotle was a philosopher in search of the chief good for human beings
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Aristotle sees pleasure honour and virtue as significant wants for people and then argues that virtue is the most important of these
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It is in the nicomachean ethics that aristotle proposes the doctrine of the mean he states that virtue is a mean state that is it aims for the mean or middle ground
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However aristotle is often misquoted and misinterpreted here for he very quickly in the text disallows the idea of the mean to be applied in all cases
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There are things actions and emotions that do not allow the mean state
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Thus aristotle tends to view virtue as a relative state making the analogy with food for some two pounds of meat might be too much food but for others it might be too little
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The mean exists between the state of deficiency too little and excessiveness too much
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With regard to money being stingy and being illiberal with generosity are the extremes the one deficient and the other excessive
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