Add to ORKGThesis advisor: Robert C. BartlettThis thesis seeks to explain why Aristotle considers piety a necessary component of the best regime that he presents in book 7 of the Politics. It argues that Aristotle includes piety in the best regime because the pious belief in divine providence, that is, divine reward for virtuous human beings and punishment for vicious human beings, provides an essential justification for moral virtue that enables the best regime to habituate its citizens in the practice of moral virtue without compelling them to deny their natural longing for happiness. Only this pious conception of divine providence enables the citizens of the best regime to be happy as they cope with the demands of moral virtue and citizenship.Thesi...
Standard interpretations of Aristotle’s ethics construe the habituation phase in his theory of moral...
Aristotle defined the ethical and intellectual virtues which are recognized even nowadays ...
My dissertation argues that Aristotle intends his account of unnatural economic arts in Book I of th...
My paper argues that the Nicomachean Ethics endorses kingship (basileia) as the best regime (aristê ...
While much of Aristotle\u27s works are preserved in various volumes, two of his famous works are the...
In this thesis, I argue that an Aristotelian virtuous person not only reasons about the means of her...
The Euthyphro portrays Plato’s mentor, Socrates, asking the question, “what is piety”? In the Apolog...
In his ethical treatises Aristotle offers a rich account of those conditions that render people’s be...
Thesis advisor: Robert C. BartlettAt the beginning of the fifth book of the Nicomachean Ethics, Aris...
According to many contemporary Aristotelian ethicists, virtuous action should be enjoyable for the v...
The thesis examines Aristotle's ethical theory with primary reference to the Nicomachean Ethics (ED....
Aristotle’s complete picture of human flourishing departs problematically from our commonplace conce...
grantor: University of TorontoMy thesis examines Aristotle's ethics, focusing on his theor...
Autor: Kristián Těmín Vedoucí práce: Jakub Jinek, Dr. Phil Název: Nejlepší politické zřízení podle A...
This thesis will address the potential for an Aristotelian conception of autonomous human agency, an...
Standard interpretations of Aristotle’s ethics construe the habituation phase in his theory of moral...
Aristotle defined the ethical and intellectual virtues which are recognized even nowadays ...
My dissertation argues that Aristotle intends his account of unnatural economic arts in Book I of th...
My paper argues that the Nicomachean Ethics endorses kingship (basileia) as the best regime (aristê ...
While much of Aristotle\u27s works are preserved in various volumes, two of his famous works are the...
In this thesis, I argue that an Aristotelian virtuous person not only reasons about the means of her...
The Euthyphro portrays Plato’s mentor, Socrates, asking the question, “what is piety”? In the Apolog...
In his ethical treatises Aristotle offers a rich account of those conditions that render people’s be...
Thesis advisor: Robert C. BartlettAt the beginning of the fifth book of the Nicomachean Ethics, Aris...
According to many contemporary Aristotelian ethicists, virtuous action should be enjoyable for the v...
The thesis examines Aristotle's ethical theory with primary reference to the Nicomachean Ethics (ED....
Aristotle’s complete picture of human flourishing departs problematically from our commonplace conce...
grantor: University of TorontoMy thesis examines Aristotle's ethics, focusing on his theor...
Autor: Kristián Těmín Vedoucí práce: Jakub Jinek, Dr. Phil Název: Nejlepší politické zřízení podle A...
This thesis will address the potential for an Aristotelian conception of autonomous human agency, an...
Standard interpretations of Aristotle’s ethics construe the habituation phase in his theory of moral...
Aristotle defined the ethical and intellectual virtues which are recognized even nowadays ...
My dissertation argues that Aristotle intends his account of unnatural economic arts in Book I of th...