Aristotle considered eudaimonia to be the highest human good.
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Aristotle considered eudaimonia to be the highest human good.
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What then is the good or the best kind of life for an individual member of society? Aristotle answers that as far as the mere name is concerned, there is a general agreement to call the best life, Eudaimonia, Happiness. But the real problem is one of fact. What kind of life deserves to be called happiness?
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