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Virtue Theory

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November 10, 2012

 

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Therefore, the function of man is defined as living a rational life with excellence in a well-reasoned way (Aristotle 251). Aristotle also states that the telos of man, or end/purpose, is to achieve eudaimonia, or happiness, fulfillment, and a complete life (Aristotle 252). In order to achieve this function one must live a virtuous life or a life of excellence...
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Therefore, the function of man is defined as living a rational life with excellence in a well-reasoned way (Aristotle 251). Aristotle also states that the telos of man, or end/purpose, is to achieve eudaimonia, or happiness, fulfillment, and a complete life (Aristotle 252). In order to achieve this function one must live a virtuous life or a life of excellence...
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