A Summary of Aristotle's Conception of Happiness Posed in Nicomachean Ethics
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Authors
Nelson, Thomas H.
Issue Date
1980
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Thesis
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en_US
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This paper is to be a summary and interpretation of the
conception of the nature of human happiness and the "good"
life posed by Aristotle in his Nicomachean Ethics.
It is written for the purpose of demonstrating this author's
degree of understanding of Aristotelian moral philosophy, and
is thus quite detailed and carefully throughout. Although
this thoroughness may at times insult the knowledge of those
who have already been exposed to Aristotelian concepts, it
should nonetheless accommodate quite well readers unfamiliar
with ancient philosophy and Aristotle but interested in his
conception of happiness.
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68 p.
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