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What is considered the ultimate good?
What is considered the ultimate good?
- Wealth
- Fame and honor
- Pleasure
- Happiness (correct)
Why does the text suggest that fame and honor cannot constitute the ultimate good?
Why does the text suggest that fame and honor cannot constitute the ultimate good?
- They are universally recognized as good
- They are independent of external opinions
- They bring true happiness
- They are based on subjective views of others (correct)
In Aristotle's view, what is the essence of eudaimonia?
In Aristotle's view, what is the essence of eudaimonia?
- Living a popular life
- Human flourishing and prosperity (correct)
- External admiration and appreciation
- Fame and wealth
What distinguishes happiness (eudaimonia) from merely living well?
What distinguishes happiness (eudaimonia) from merely living well?
Why does the text argue that wealth, fame, and honor cannot be considered ultimate goods?
Why does the text argue that wealth, fame, and honor cannot be considered ultimate goods?
What does the text suggest is essential for achieving eudaimonia?
What does the text suggest is essential for achieving eudaimonia?
According to Aristotle, what distinguishes humans in their pursuit of happiness?
According to Aristotle, what distinguishes humans in their pursuit of happiness?
What term does Aristotle use to describe happiness or welfare?
What term does Aristotle use to describe happiness or welfare?
In the context of eudaimonia, what are the two hallmarks proposed by Aristotle?
In the context of eudaimonia, what are the two hallmarks proposed by Aristotle?
Why does pursuing external markers like fame and honor lead to an elusive good life?
Why does pursuing external markers like fame and honor lead to an elusive good life?