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Felicidad y virtud en Aristóteles

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Verdad y medio en la felicidad

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Felicidad y virtud en Aristóteles
 

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Verdad y medio en la felicidad

by Lucero Calderón
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Para Aristóteles, la felicidad es el fin supremo del ser humano.

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El justo medio es evitar los extremos en las virtudes.

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Para Aristóteles, la felicidad es un estado que se alcanza sin esfuerzo ni habituación.

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El justo medio implica siempre evitar cualquier exceso incluso de la virtud.

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La felicidad depende de la virtud y de vivir conforme al justo medio.

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Aristóteles sostiene que la felicidad depende principalmente de la riqueza material.

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La eudaimonía se alcanza mediante la actividad racional en concordancia con la virtud.

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La felicidad se obtiene solo por placer inmediato según Aristóteles.

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La felicidad para Aristóteles no es universal sino relativa a cada individuo sin virtud.

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La virtud para Aristóteles se alcanza mediante la habituación y la razón.

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