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The Philosophy of Aristotle: Key Concepts in the Nicomachean EthicsOne of the most famous works of classical philosophy is the Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle. The first step in understanding Aristotle's ideas of moral philosophy is to examine some of the main concepts he uses.- Aristotle and His Effects on Humanities and the American GovernmentThis article outlines the direct affects of Aristotle and his beliefs on the American government.
Aristotle's Ethics Are a BarrierAristotle's Ethics Are A Barrier - Quatrain by Stephen C. Rose- Most Famous Quotes from AristotleWhat are the most famous Aristotle quotes? Read the most famous Aristotle quotes here.
- Aristotle Where Are Thou?Aristotle of antiquity, where are thou?
- AristotleThree essential aspects of Aristotelian philosophy.
- Skorpios Sale to Giorgio Armani Reports Very IffyFashion designer, Giorgio Armani, reportedly denies that he purchased the Greek island of Skorpios where Jackie Kennedy Onassis married billionaire Aristotle Onassis, and even that report is confusing
- The Connection Between Poetry and Philosophy: Aristotle, Plato, Homer, Sappho, and the Song of SongsPoetry, according to Aristotle, has the ability to describe human events with a "universal" eye focused on the "law of probability or necessity", but I contend that the connection between poetry and philosophy is much stronger than Aristotle thought.
- Patriotism and Aristotle's Nicomachean EthicsA look at Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, specifically how Aristotle would view patriotism, or any other notion that many consider to be a virtue today but that he did not cover directly in his book.
Two Differences Between the Philosophers Plato and AristotlePlato and Aristotle were the two most influential philosophers of the ancient world. They have much in common, but also many differences. Among the latter are their attitudes toward science and empiricism, and their approach to political philosophy.
Aristotle ValuesAbba's Way. "Ethics and Values: Aristotle's Value System." Aristotle uses value to denote levels of human worth. Aristotle relates virtue to character. Beneath this lies will. Will and one's values are one.- A Brief Biography of the Ancient Greek Philosopher AristotleAristotle has been defined as summarizing the whole of human knowledge as it was known to the Greeks during his time, advancing to impact modern day philosophy and science.
- An Introduction to the Philosophy of AristotleAristotle (384 BCE-322 BCE) lived in a time before distinctions were made between science and philosophy, before intellectuals specialized. His work encompassed virtually all areas of intellectual importance.
- A Comparison of the Philosophies of Plato and AristotleThough Aristotle began as a student of Plato, in many important respects their philosophies diverged significantly, with Aristotle attributing much more importance to empirical inquiry into the natural and social worlds.
Philosophy in InceptionIs "Inception" a blockbuster with little substance and a lot of manipulative, shallow spectacle? Or does it put spectacle in the service of substance? WARNING: SPOILERS. View the movie first.
Idiosyncrasies of Human Nature...(bottom Line...We're All Human!)We, humans, are interesting creatures. Aristotle was just as human as the rest of us. What a great relief!- Plato's Republic Vs. Aristotle's The PoliticsThis article compares and contrasts the major points of Aristotle's The Politics and Plato's Republic.
- Just Be Fair. Fair is Just:An essay written for philosophy on the topic of Aristotle and Plato
WHY is BELIEF in GOD INDISPENSABLE and IRREPLACEABLE? Part OneA Three Part Presentation on why it is almost impossible to live a life devoid of belief in God's existence. In this era of errors, this question is itself indispensable. Once you read the first sentence, you MUST read it all to understand!- An Aristotelian Critique of Robert DahlA discussion of the similarities and differences between Robert Dahl's view of political systems and the Aristotelian view.
Influence of Classical RhetoricClassical rhetoric has many influences on composition studies.
Aristotle's Influence on ToulminStephen Toulmin challenges and builds upon certain aspects of Aristotle's rhetoric.- Comparing Plato and Aristotle's Views on RhetoricPlato and Aristotle views on rhetoric depends on their different ideas of human nature.
Aristotle's Rhetoric Relevance TodayAristotle describes factors in the rhetorical situation that still are relevant today.- The History of LogicThe person who is generally credited as being the father of logic is the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle.
- What is a Tragedy?In the Poetics, Aristotle described tragedy as "an imitation of an action that is serious, complete in itself, and of a certain magnitude."
- Aristotle and the SoulAristotle and the significance of the human Soul.
- Democracy: Perverse or Legitimate?All governments are balanced precariously on the edge of popular consent and political control. In order to preserve this delicate equilibrium, American citizens must take care to consent when possible and enforce control when required.
- The Republic as the Best Regime in Aristotle's PoliticsA scholarly article about Aristotle's view of the Republic as the most virtuous regime as stated in his Politics
- Aristotle on the Legislation of MoralityA research paper on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics that addresses the issue of morality and its role in law.
The Permanence of Virtuous Activities: Aristotle's MeaningAristotle considers the pursuit of happiness to be most successful and most enduring when done through virtuous means.- Aristotle's on the Soul: Summary, Thoughts, and InterpretationsA general overview of Aristotle's On the Soul along with my own interpretations and ideas.
- What Would Aristotle Have Thought of Socrates' "Apology"?Would Aristotle have agreed with Socrates' argument during his trial, also known as his "Apology?"
- Aristotle's Four CausesIn addition to Aristotle's four causes, some argue "chance" is a fifth cause or explanatory factor. In this essay I will argue that Aristotle is correct in his view that chance is not a fifth cause.
- Aristotle and the Good LifeIn this essay, I outline Aristotle's argument for the Good Life and I offer a critical analysis of this view. I offer my own reasons for thinking happiness can be found in most any activity, thereby allowing many people to live the Good Life.
- Aristotle's Discourse on CourageAdronicus and Boethius are examined as examples of the famous discourse on courage by Aristotle
- Analysis of Book X in Aristotle's Nichomachean EthicsAristotle examines the role rationale and contemplation in achieving the good life.
- Emotion: Kant vs. AristotleA comparison of emotion as virtue in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics and Kant's Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals.
- Alisdair MacIntyre: After Virtue Part IIIThe Final Part of After Virtue. If you've made it this far you should probably read the book too.
- Analysis of the Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle, Books 9-10Notes taken by a philosophy student while reading the Nicomachean Ethics.
