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Conception of Happiness

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Philosophy

 

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September 21, 2012

 

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Plus, pleasures can only be determined by the person receiving them, so they cannot be used in the general definition of happiness. Honors, on the other hand, are determined by the person doing the honoring. Since each person has different views on what is honorable, being honored cannot constitute happiness...
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Since each person has different views on what is honorable, being honored cannot constitute happiness. Finally, wealth is not happiness because it can be lost or wasted and happiness is not temporary. Aristotle states that in order to come up with a distinct definition of happiness, one has to determine what the function of a human being is...
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