1. Does Aristotle succeed in arguing for Eudaimonia
... bring a vague sense of prestige. What they all aim to achieve however, is Happiness. Even honour, which is so highly valued, brings a hint of satisfaction to the possessor. Therefore, no matter what is in the hierarchy, the highest of all obtainable desires is Happiness. Happiness can then be said to be an end-in-itself, entirely self-sufficient. If one has ... entire theory are the massive amounts of constraints to it. What is the point of having a goal if it is impossible from the very day a person is born? This just doesnt make sense. Let alone that he states that only politicians an...
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