In his Ethics,________ argued that the good life was identical to the life of reason,and would be guided by the Golden Mean.

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This statement is a central aspect of Aristotle's ethical philosophy, which emphasizes the importance of moderation and balance in all things. The Golden Mean refers to finding the right balance between excess and deficiency in our actions and behaviors, which will lead to the good life. Socrates and Plato had different views on the good life, and while Hippocrates was an important figure in medicine, he did not contribute significantly to philosophical discussions of ethics.

In His Ethics,________ Argued That the Good Life Was Identical