Aristotle's Beliefs on Elements Needed to Live a Happy Life

According to Aristotle, in order to live a happy life, three basic items are necessary. "The three items are as follows: body objects, external items, and soul items are also called psychological items." Physical objects are intangible and they are considered to prolong human life expectancy I will. Health, illness, vitality, pain, injury etc are not included in this category. Foreign currency is a tangible thing to make life and everyday life easier.

What is happiness? Happiness is a way to participate in various living activities. Happiness can make people "good living"? Aristotle believes that happiness can make people "a good life". This paper will study the ethics of Plato (428-347 BC) and Aristotle (BC 384 - 322) to analyze, prove and compare the main concepts of the two philosophers. I think Aristotle's solution to the problem of "good life" is better than Plato. It summarizes the basic concepts of Plato and Aristotle's ethical theory and then presents my own ethics.

Aristotle Aristotle's idea is that the goal of life is to achieve ultimate happiness. Happiness is the end of the ultimate utopia, or "life is worth living." Human instinct is to achieve personal achievement and bring happiness. Aristotle warned me not to misunderstand and assumed that happiness and happiness are equal. To live a life that a beast likes makes it impossible to achieve the ultimate utopia. Do you have Aristotle?

Aristotle's theory is that everyone wants to live a happy life with a "good life". The term used for happiness is Eudaimonia. Happiness Aristotle seems to mean "happiness" to achieve our unique function. Aristotle said that Eudemonia is most interested because it is pursued for its own purposes. According to Aristotle, the best way to gain happiness (Eudaimonia) is to plant and show the most productive qualities of life in society. He said the extreme personality was not good. For Aristotle, "average relaxation" is the right balance between the extremes. He called each extreme as "deputy" and "average" as "virtue" 4