How Aristotle Thought that the Life of Moral Virtue Is Part of the Best Human Life and How He Is Wrong in His Account

This article shows how Aristotle considers moral virtues to be part of the best human life and how he is wrong in his story. This was done first to outline the moral virtue life defined by Aristotle, then explain what he thinks is the best life and then how Aristotle thinks of the moral virtue life as the best I will prove it. A consistent human life, I pass the conclusion about why Aristotle's premise is wrong. Aristotle's moral virtue theory believes that the main purpose of life is to achieve the state of happiness.

According to Aristotle, the arteto is a characteristic of thinking and personality that can help us achieve a better life. Virtue has two kinds of intellectual virtue and moral virtue. In Nicomachean Ethics, Bk 2, Aristotle focuses on moral virtue and personality traits. Aristotle believes that the list of virtues is not a miscellaneous collection, but a general rational explanation of virtue. He proposed this account in §§§ 5

In this article we propose four philosophical arguments that the ban is morally wrong. Since a person can not live a good life, as long as his / her life is characterized by the pursuit of moral virtue, and the behavior engaging in moral mistakes is not consistent with moral virtue, contraceptive activity is It is a barrier.

Aristotle said that humans are essentially moral or moral. In his view, humans are natural life and fair life. (Boucher and Kelly, 2003, p. 76) Aristotle emphasized, "The virtue of justice is of the soul, virtue is the best arrangement, character or ability to be useful or available". Please distinguish between other animal species and humans. According to his view, everyone is sending a "good life". We are about to reach the "eudaimonia" state where human life can be translated as "happiness" or "realization" or "self improvement". He insists that seeking "eudaimonia" is our unique goal

Aristotle believes that "according to the soul of virtue" "Passing on human functions" is "the best life of mankind." And then you can see that performing this function successfully leads to the best life (1097b23-30) eye work or function is to look closely. According to Mr. Stodder, humans must also have the function as a whole (1097 b 30) This is an analogy of discussion, the function of human beings is an indicia or rationality, and human life becomes more rational . Happy (1098 a 3)