In Aristotelian virtue ethics, 'eudaimonia' – often translated as 'flourishing,' 'living well,' or 'human flourishing' – is the ultimate goal of human life and the foundation of morality. It is not simply happiness in the sense of pleasure or feeling good, but rather a state of living a complete and fulfilling life according to reason and virtue. Eudaimonia is achieved through the consistent practice of virtues, whi....
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