A Busca da Felicidade Através da Atividade Virtuosa Em ARISTÓTELES: A felicidade por ser o fim completo da vida humana é o único fim que não visa promover outro fim. (Portuguese Edition)
This scholarly work investigates Aristotle's concept of happiness as the complete and ultimate end of human life, pursued solely through virtuous activity. Based on the Nicomachean Ethics, it emphasizes that eudaimonia requires no further purpose, providing a deep dive into ethical philosophy for readers interested in classical thought.
About This Book
In Aristotle's philosophy, happiness, or eudaimonia, represents the complete end of human existence, distinct from other pursuits that aim toward additional goals.
The book examines how virtuous activity forms the path to this fulfillment, drawing from the Nicomachean Ethics.
Through scholarly analysis, it highlights the self-sufficiency of happiness as the sole ultimate aim in life.
This exploration offers insights into ancient Greek thought on living a meaningful existence.
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