Aristotle held, with Solon, that events that occur after a person's death might be said to affect his happiness in life. Do you believe that this view is correct? Why or why not? Given Aristotle's account of happiness, why might this be a strange view for him to adopt? How might he reconcile it with his position?
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Q43: What did Aristotle believe that every art
Q44: The good life, for Aristotle, is
A) static
B)
Q45: Sophrosyne is
A) wisdom as moderation
B) unhealthy excess
C)
Q46: For Aristotle, moral virtue was characterized as
A)
Q47: How does Aristotle's epistemology differ from that
Q49: Who wrote that "use almost can change
Q50: The highest happiness, for Aristotle, comes from
Q51: What are moral virtues, according to Aristotle?
A)
Q52: Eudaimonia is often translated as
A) Righteousness
B) Happiness
C)
Q53: Do you believe that Aristotle has developed
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