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    reasons outside of their own selves‚ it changes the way individuals approach their personal and professional lives. It allows humans to grow and succeed‚ and as pointed out by Aristotle‚ it can bring one to a sense of eudaimonia. References Cashen‚ M. (2012). Happiness‚ eudaimonia‚ and the principle of descriptive adequacy. Metaphilosophy‚ 43(5)‚ 619-635: doi:10.1111/j.1467-9973.2012.01772.x Kraut‚ R. (2014). Aristotle’s ethics. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2014 Edition)‚ Edward

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    help of a divinity and Menelaus rages on with his brother demanding the release of Helen. As the battle continues‚ Diomedes makes a heroic stand and kills many Trojans‚ bringing his Time’‚ Kudos and Arete’ up high. The term Time means the reputation among the prince/gods‚ Kudos is glory and Arete’ excellence meaning‚ doing more than a man can do. It all started when Pamdaros had shot an arrow through Diomedes’ shoulder‚ but Diomedes tells Sthenelos to pull out the arrow and he did. After this happened

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    Women in The Odyssey After following an epic that revolved so completely around men‚ The Odyssey has quite a lot of female roles. True‚ the ancient Greeks had a better androgynous balance than other civilizations‚ and this is reflected very clearly in The Odyssey. Femininity has not only a bigger role in this epic‚ but it seems as though it is honored with its own unique power. This is shown in characters like Circe and Athena‚ but also subtextually in the many female weavers throughout the

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    more Corries erode backwards and meet they cannot form an arete; it has steep sides but doesn’t have the length to make a ridge. Imagine three Corries at the corners of a triangle‚ eventually all eroding back and meeting in the middle. A sharp pointed pyramid shape is created. This is called a Pyramidal Peak. The peak isn’t really used for anything‚ and the peaks will decrease and cause flooding in local areas due to human activity. Arête = When a Corrie is formed‚ its back and side walls tend

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    say No; no boy could speak so well (3.132).’” In addition to all this‚ Telemakhos accomplishes the tasks Athena laid before him at the beginning of the book perfectly and without delay. Because of all these things‚ Telemakhos appears to possess more arête than Odysseus. All in all‚ Telemakhos is the only character in The Odyssey who consistently lives by the ancient Greek values. Though he is often overlooked in favor of his father‚ he is The Odyssey’s best depiction of the nine values. In short‚ Telemakhos

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    Socrates was born in 469 B.C.E. to a middle class family. He grew up in political district so when he turned eighteen‚ he began to work the normal political duties such as compulsory military service and membership in the assembly‚ the governing body responsible for determining military strategy and legislation were required of Athenian men. Socrates was believed to be unprepossessing and this was a misfortune in a culture that glorified male beauty. In fact Plato has referenced his awkward physic

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    Aristotle argues that the happy life (Eudaimonia) is the life of virtue. Eudaimonia is translated to mean happiness. When Aristotle speaks of the good life as the happy life‚ he means an active life of functioning well in the ways that are essential to humans and not the life of just feeling happy and amused. He enshrines happiness as a central purpose of human life and an end in itself. Ends are goods aimed at; every craft and every investigation‚ and likewise every action and decision‚ seems to

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    Epic poetry stands alone as the most influential writing of all time (“Short History of English Literature”). No other authors created such exemplary masterpieces which provide cultural perspectives. Society worldwide has been molded significantly through the ages by the epic poets like Homer and Dante‚ inspiring stories of heroes‚ gods‚ and epic wars which have instilled strong morals throughout mankind. Without the sonorous writings‚ many successors to the epic authors would not have produced their

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    part of the glacier. If this rock flour is large enough in quantity it will change the glacier’s color to a more gray shade. The glaciers will also cause scratches in the bedrock; this is known as Glacial Striations. The landforms of Cirques‚ horns‚ arêtes‚ hanging valleys‚ cirques‚ moraines and glacial troughs which are landforms that give mountains their beauty are produced

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    systems in order to make them compatible with the needs‚ abilities and limitations of people. DOMAINS OF SPECIALIZATION :- Derived from the Greek ergon (work) and nomos (laws) to denote the science of work‚ ergonomics is a systems-oriented discipline‚ which now applies to all aspects of human activity. Practicing ergonomists must have a broad understanding of the full scope of the discipline‚ taking

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