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Eudaimonia: life for the hero [PDF]
The article reviews the contemporary concepts of eudaimonia, connected with an individual’s realization of his/her personality potential. It formulates a number of external and internal conditions for eudaimonic image of life to appear and discusses the ...
Levit L.Z.
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Rationality, Eudaimonia and Kakodaimonia in Aristotle [PDF]
I argue that Aristotle does not believe all rational action aims at securing eudaimonia (happiness) for the agent. Intrinsic goods are worth having independently of their promotion of any further ends, including eudaimonia.
Heinaman, Robert
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Socratic eudaimonia in two Alkibiadesdialoge
The paper focuses on two Alkibiadesdialoge, namely Aeschines of Sphettus’ Alcibiades and the Alcibiades I, with special regard to the notion of eudaimonia and its preconditions.
Francesca Pentassuglio
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Eudaimonia Institute - Periodic Report 2018–2022
Eudaimonia is a unique institution in Finland and rare also globally. It is concentrated on the advancement of the human sciences at the University of Oulu, which cover all disciplines in the faculties of humanities and education, the business school and
Eudaimonia
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Aristotle's eudaimonia and two conceptions of happiness [PDF]
Are you happy? This question is asked of people by friends, parents and psychiatrists alike. What happiness consists of for each person seems, at first glance, to be entirely subjective in that is it up to each individual person to define what the happy ...
Grech, George J.
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Positive Psychology and Philosophy-as-Usual: An Unhappy Match?
The present article critiques standard attempts to make philosophy appear relevant to the scientific study of well-being, drawing examples in particular from works that argue for fundamental differences between different forms of wellbeing (by Besser ...
Josef Mattes
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Fostering Trauma-Informed and Eudaimonic Pedagogy in Music Education
The arts and entertainment sectors remain fragile because of the global pandemic. Unemployment, physical and emotional stress, social isolation, a loss of purpose, and a problematic future are just a sample of the ongoing traumas that music educators and
Daniel Walzer
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The economics of eudaimonia [PDF]
Research in the Economics of Happiness has recently paid increasing attention to ‘eudaimonia’, which is a conception of happiness originated in ancient Greek philosophy, and in particular in Aristotle’s philosophy.
Pugno, Maurizio
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Eudaimonia in the Eudemian Ethics [PDF]
In this dissertation I defend an “Intellectualist” reading of the Eudemian Ethics (EE). According to this view, Aristotle identifies eudaimonia in the EE with the activity of “God’s contemplation,” subject to certain qualifications.
Ferguson, Daniel
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Happiness is one of the main topics that dominates the discourse of ethical philosophy. The concept of happiness began to be discussed from the emergence of philosophy in classical Greece to the present day in both Western and Islamic perspectives.
Noraini Junoh +4 more
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