... human action results in an end in that one considers good. The highest ends, in which all humans aim for their own sake, are considered the final good. The study of the final good is part of political science, due to the fact that politics is part of securing the highest ends for human life. Happiness is the final good because one chooses happiness as a sufficient end itself ... . Being intelligent and having virtue are not just good themselves, but good because it is what makes man happy. The final good is ... may think they can go more. There is no final end to lifting because one kee...

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... worst of all- (Politics 5). Aristotle asserts that " every city-state is a community of some sort, and that every community is established for the sake of some good- (Politics1). Furthermore, according to Aristotle, " the political good is justice, and justice is the common benefit- (Politics 86). It is upon this concept that Aristotle attempts to found his political community. " Wherever the one, the few, or the many rule for the common benefit, these ... constitutions must be correct - (Politics 77). Thus, it is not which form of ... ...

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... worst of all- (Politics 5). Aristotle asserts that " every city-state is a community of some sort, and that every community is established for the sake of some good- (Politics1). Furthermore, according to Aristotle, " the political good is justice, and justice is the common benefit- (Politics 86). It is upon this concept that Aristotle attempts to found his political community. " Wherever the one, the few, or the many rule for the common benefit, these ... constitutions must be correct - (Politics 77). Thus, it is not which form of ... ...

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... and scientist was a student of Plato and followed his Socrates' Philosophical tradition. Nevertheless, Aristotle's emphasis was quite different from Plato's. Aristotle (384 - 322 BC) a Greek philosopher and scientist shared with Plato the distinction of being the most famous of the ancient philosophers. Nevertheless, Aristotle's emphasis was quite different from Plato's. He was versed in a broad range of subjects ... the conduct of scientific investigations. Aristotle is also credited with the use of logic as a method for conducting research. He devised the idea of dividing areas of stud...

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