Happiness has been morally troubling individuals and communities for over two and a half thousand years, cognitively pushing them to enrich their own lives and the poleis they belong to. Only rarely are we aware of the extent to which what we call happiness is credited to a type of effective moral agent who manifests a blend of virtue and duty. Therefore, this article will outline a traditional approach to classifying human moral activity, first and foremost a well -known distinction of the maxim of being happy and worthy of happiness, and a derivation of the effect resulting from such distinction. As soon as we engage in the distinction of being happy and being worthy of happiness, as if it were an exclusive alternative, we lose sight of t...
The ancient eudaimonists were not misguided when they gave a prominent place to the human function i...
"Happiness, then, is the best, noblest, and most pleasant thing in the world.' In the Nicomachean Et...
Journal ArticleExamines the concept of happiness based on Aristotle's view of ethics. Linkage betwee...
Happiness has been morally troubling individuals and communities for over two and a half thousand ye...
This article seeks to analyze the relation between happiness and moral autonomy drawing upon the mor...
In this paper I focus on the most problematic aspects of Aristotelian notion of happiness and ethics...
In the following work, I will try to trace, in general lines, the way in which the matter of happine...
We answer the title question with a qualified “No.” We arrive at this answer by spelling out what th...
The fundamental question I have set out to attempt answer in this piece is 'What does a happy life c...
In this paper I focus on the most problematic aspects of Aristotelian notion of happiness and ethics...
Is it possible to be happy without virtues? At least for the kind of enduring human happiness Aristo...
This paper examines Aristotle’s concept of happiness as encapsulated in his Nicomachean Ethics. Aris...
Classical schools of ethics in general and that of Plato in particular are characterized by Eudemoni...
The aspiration for the ideal of a harmonious life assumes the systematic work on one’s own education...
The chapter introduces a distinction between a person-related and a circumstance directed type of ha...
The ancient eudaimonists were not misguided when they gave a prominent place to the human function i...
"Happiness, then, is the best, noblest, and most pleasant thing in the world.' In the Nicomachean Et...
Journal ArticleExamines the concept of happiness based on Aristotle's view of ethics. Linkage betwee...
Happiness has been morally troubling individuals and communities for over two and a half thousand ye...
This article seeks to analyze the relation between happiness and moral autonomy drawing upon the mor...
In this paper I focus on the most problematic aspects of Aristotelian notion of happiness and ethics...
In the following work, I will try to trace, in general lines, the way in which the matter of happine...
We answer the title question with a qualified “No.” We arrive at this answer by spelling out what th...
The fundamental question I have set out to attempt answer in this piece is 'What does a happy life c...
In this paper I focus on the most problematic aspects of Aristotelian notion of happiness and ethics...
Is it possible to be happy without virtues? At least for the kind of enduring human happiness Aristo...
This paper examines Aristotle’s concept of happiness as encapsulated in his Nicomachean Ethics. Aris...
Classical schools of ethics in general and that of Plato in particular are characterized by Eudemoni...
The aspiration for the ideal of a harmonious life assumes the systematic work on one’s own education...
The chapter introduces a distinction between a person-related and a circumstance directed type of ha...
The ancient eudaimonists were not misguided when they gave a prominent place to the human function i...
"Happiness, then, is the best, noblest, and most pleasant thing in the world.' In the Nicomachean Et...
Journal ArticleExamines the concept of happiness based on Aristotle's view of ethics. Linkage betwee...