Human and Human Nature: Aristotle and Sartre

Humans question us why we are on our wonderful earth. What do these lucky people mean with humans? We really have human nature that is ours. Is there really life in this world to find something to call our life goal? If so, how can you achieve it. Survival and mere survival drivers will move us forward. These are just a few of the problems philosophers have tried to solve for centuries.

Humanity is the sum of our species identity, human identity, spirit, human spiritual, physical and mental characteristics. Plato and Aristotle depict humanity with different definitions and features; Plato emphasizes psychological / spiritual characteristics, arguing that Aristotle can not separate the mind and body. Since then, the definition has been split among people who believe the body is part of the human nature and those who believe the body is predominantly a human container. Thinkers like Aristotle, Darwin, Sartre, Lyle are thinking about the world and the body. Link together - often called spiritual, essential or mindful

Aristotle's ethics is based on the universal nature of humanity. Humanity is universal and constant, humanity has the essence of deciding what is good behavior and what the final result is. Humanity: two parts of the soul: rational and irrational. Irrational: A part of appetite (will, desire, passion) and part of nutrition. Reason: The reason is its most prominent feature. People who are more concerned about choices: In order to create more obvious behavior, you are not good in the same way, that is, they flow out of them; good agents have knowledge, choose behavior, the role of the departing role of lying It is told not to have real knowledge and freedom but to obey children. Defined ... "