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More Aristotle Nonsense
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According to Aristotle, happiness is | |||||
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c. a life lived according to virtue. |
Where does pleasure fit in Aristotle's overall understanding of happiness? | |||||
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Pleasure is a byproduct of living a virtuous life.
When Aristotle says happiness is "self-sufficient," he means | |||||
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when happiness is taken by itself, it is complete and lacking in nothing.
A ______ good seems good to a person who pursues it, but it really isn't. | |||||
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d. apparent |
An ______ good is something that is always good, without exception. | |||||
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a.
unqualified
What does Aristotle believe is the highest human good? | |||||
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d. A life of intellectual and moral virtue |
An ______ good is something we seek as a means to the end of a greater good. | |||||
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instrumental
A ______ good is good under some circumstances, but not under others. | |||||
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c.
qualified
Aristotle gives several reasons why the essence of happiness is not health and wealth. Which of the following is not one of those reasons? | |||||
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d.
Being dirt poor and gravely ill would not hinder a person from practicing the virtues.
Aristotle argues that pleasure is not the essence of happiness. Which of the following examples does not illustrate that point? | |||||
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b.
In the United States, religious people tend to give a higher percentage of their income to charitable organizations than non-religious people.