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happiness

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Philosophy

 

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Jason M

 

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May 17, 2013

 

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Aristotle says that the happy man wants for nothing, meaning that he has everything he needs. Wealth is not the good we are seeking since wealth itself does nothing unless this wealth is used in a certain way to bring about the feeling of happiness. Happiness is an end in itself. You can not just be wealthy and happy...
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You can not just be wealthy and happy. He believed that people who consider the life of pleasure the good life had a flawed view of happiness and were not raised correctly. In order to live this life, you must have been brought up with strong moral beliefs and if you lack these, your parents failed you...
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