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Theoria, Theos, And Therapeia In Aristotle's Ethical Endings, Lawrence Jost
Theoria, Theos, And Therapeia In Aristotle's Ethical Endings, Lawrence Jost
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
My basic complaint is that it’s not at all obvious that maximizing the theoretical activity of our most divine element does full justice to the richly textured environment provided by the first 9 1/2 books of the NE, which seemed to call for focused development of the full range of our human potential, combining moral and intellectual virtues along with provision for adequate supplies of external goods. The older language of the seemingly endless debate about whether or not the NE settles for an inclusive or dominant-end conception of eudaimonia has been redescribed - in Michael Pakaluk’s new terminology - …