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Showing posts with label Aristotle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aristotle. Show all posts
Thursday, March 27, 2025

Is Aristotle a Foundation — or a Limit? critique of Aristotelian Logic

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There is hardly an introduction to philosophy that doesn't begin with Aristotle. At times, it seems he doesn't merely represent the ...
Saturday, April 27, 2024

Doxa and Episteme in Greek Philosophy

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In Greek philosophy, the term "doxa" refers to belief or opinion. It is often contrasted with "episteme," which refers t...
Tuesday, July 27, 2021

Summary: Aristotle / Nicomachean Ethics Book 10: Happines

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Aristotle - Ethics - Book Ten - Pleasure and the Life of Happiness. In the tenth book of Nicomachean Ethics      , Aristotle discusses pleas...

Summary: Aristotle / Nicomachean Ethics Book 8: Friendship

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Aristotle - Ethics Book Eight - Friendship. Friendship for Aristotle is a good virtue , and it is necessary for our lives. It binds citizens...

Great Summary: Aristotle / Nicomachean Ethics Book 2

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Aristotle: Ethics: Book Two - The Good Virtue, and the Middle Path . The good virtue according to Aristotle is divided into two types: The v...

Great Summary: Aristotle / Nicomachean Ethics Book 1

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Book One - The General Good and the Good Man  Summary: The definition of good according to Aristotle in book 1 of Nicomachean Ethics  is the...
Monday, July 26, 2021

Aristotle's Virtue Ethics summarized and explained

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Aristotelian virtue ethics is based on the nature of man and on the circumstances relevant to the quality of actions. The goal is human ha...

Virtue Ethics Explained with Examples

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Virtue Ethics is the  study of morality that starts from the fact that it arises from internal features of the person, the virtues, as oppos...
Sunday, November 5, 2017

Virtue Ethics - definition and summary

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 Central to virtue ethics is the idea that morality is not performing certain right actions but possessing a certain character.  Instead ...