... than individual happiness. Aristotle strongly opposed his master when it came to these points but before his rebuttals are unmasked it is important to get a sense of where the two philosophers resemble one another. Like Plato, Aristotle strongly believed that happiness is more than just simple pleasure. "Happiness does not consist ... virtues is a lack of unity of all virtues. This could explain Aristotle's belief of the two types of virtues considering they are not linked by a common virtue. Although prudence comes close as a link, it does not include the scientific virtues, logically i...

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