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    Aristotle and the Good Life Dr. Ari Santas I. Three Paths of Excellence The good life—eudaemonia—for Aristotle‚ was a function of our fulfilling our distinctively human function‚ and fulfilling it with excellence (doing it well). The concept of excellence‚ arete‚ is what we today call virtue. In pursuit of excellence‚ Aristotle identified three kinds of human virtue‚ or‚ paths of excellence: personal excellence‚ intellectual excellence‚ and interpersonal excellence. A. Moral Virtue

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    viewpoints on the meaning of life presented in our text. Throughout the book there has been three viewpoints presented on the meaning of life. The first meaning of life that was presented in our text is the theistic answer. Philosophers such as Leo Tolstoy‚ David F. Swenson‚ Louis P. Pojman‚ Emil L. Fackhenheim‚ and Philip L. Quinn all discuss this viewpoint of the theistic answer. The meaning of theistic answer and what these philosophers discus is that the meaning of life is found in the existence

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    poem is about? Submit Report Poem Stream Nightingale Midnights Voice Its been so long since its been used Who would want to? its battered and bruised... And it always leaves her so confused... She starts to flip the pages Coming to one of her many life stages But this one is the one that causes all the pain She rips out the page The feeling is like being set free Out of a cage She loves it She keeps ripping And tearing It’s like sipping Water after you’ve had none Top 500 Poems Phenomenal Woman

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    Nicomachean Ethics‚ chapters one through nine define happiness as the virtuous action of the soul. On the contrary‚ in chapter ten‚ happiness is described as contemplation. Happiness is connected with morality because it is a result of living a life that abides to a set of morals. The highest form of happiness is contemplation. Therefore‚ through morality‚ contemplation can be reached‚ in turn leading to happiness. However‚ Immanuel Kant would disagree with Aristotle on the grounds of what

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    The Woolly Mammoth‚ or scientifically known as the Mammuthus Primigenius‚ are ancient mammals of the elephant family. Most of the Mammuthus Primigenius population was in North America. The remains of the Mammuthus’ have also been found in the northern parts of Asia‚ Africa and Europe. The first Mammoths roamed the earth in the Pliocene epoch and until the end of the Pleistocene epoch; which was also categorized as the Cenozoic era and Tertiary period. The last of the large woolly mammoths started

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    University of Phoenix Material Workplace Communication Comparison Complete the following matrix. For each communication method‚ list its purpose in the workplace‚ whether it is a technical or expository form of written communication‚ and why you classified it as such. Written communication methodPurpose in the workplaceTechnical or expository writingWhy the classification was chosenE-mailEmail is used to commuincate in the work place between employees and customersexpository MemoMemo

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    how trapped she felt in her unlucky past. She found what she considered to be the good life. Eva learned at a young age she did not like the idea of religion. She had an innate dislike for being controlled and judged which stemmed from a rigid upbringing. She was abused at the hands of her brother and her parents never did anything about it so she grew resentful and projected it into all aspects of her life around her. Conformity and authority were her prime enemies. Criticism never sat

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    instead of the things that you don’t. I think that Bhutanese considers the good life as having friends and family and being content with where they are and who they are. They like to be together and have a good time just enjoy others company. They don’t view physical items as happiness. The Bhutanese people would rather be happy than productive which is almost the complete opposite of the American culture. The good life to American culture is more materialistic and keeping up with other people

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    Stuart?s and Claire?s life forever. Upon arriving to their camp site Mel Dorn had found a girl floating in the river‚ so instead of reporting the body to the authorities immediately they continued their trip and called the police when they returned. Throughout the entire story Claire believes that Stuart was responsible for the death of the girl. Raymond Carver faced many challenges in his life such as death‚ poverty‚ and alcohol. In his writing carver shows how varied life experiences contributes

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    equitable‚ but if noblesse oblige is practiced scrupulously‚ those with rank will be so gracious to those without that no one will feel left out. It’s an ideal. We won’t reach it‚ but we can aim for it." How does ones upbringing affect the way ones’ life will unfold? Does one follow the path that has been laid out for them‚ or do they make their own? A lot of times‚ the choice is easier said than done‚ and people take the easy way out. Then there are those who find joy in helping others that are lower

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