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  1. 1Aristotle and Plato agree on?Reason = Distinctive human faculty
    Intrinsic Goodness of Knowledge
    Necessity of Philosophy
    Virtue Ethics
    Humans are socio-political animals
    Teleology, all things have a purpose
    Transcendent Absolutes
  2. 2Aristotle and Plato disagree on?Emphasis on common sense and the realm of nature
    The recollection thesis
    The “Virtue is Knowledge” Thesis
    The immortality of the soul
    The theory of the forms
    Aristotle believes you can have all virtues but still be unhappy while Plato believes virtue = happiness
  3. 3Aristotle believes in?Prime mover
  4. 4For Aristotle, what is a spiritual thing?Your mind is a part of your body
  5. 5The Soul ="The first act of a living body that has life potentially"
  6. 6For Aristotle, what differs from the bodily sense?The mind allows for intellectual cognition
  7. 7Criteria for EudaimoniaContinuous
    Activity
    involved Rationality
    Ultimate
    Self-Sufficient
  8. 8Eudaimonia =Eu = Good
    Daimon = Spirit
  9. 9Four CandidatesPleasure, Wealth, Honor,Contemplation
  10. 10Pleasure =Not distinctly human, continuous rationale, can be pursued without virtue, and is not sufficient for meaning in life
  11. 11Wealth =Only a means to another end and can be pursued without virtue
  12. 12Honor =A virtue should be an end in itself; dampened more on “giver” than “receiver”
  13. 13Contemplation =Inherently good and an end in itself
  14. 14Badness (Kakia) =A habitual disposition to do the wrong thing. The opposite of virtue
  15. 15“Weakness of the will” (Akrasia) =This individual knows how bad he is and wants to refrain from wrongdoing, but lacks the willpower
  16. 16Brutishness =Innate, incurable disposition to harm others
  17. 17Substance =Something that can exist in and itself. Has 2 features
  18. 18Four CausesMaterial Cause - A thing’s matters
    Efficient Cause - The force or agent that brought about a thing
    Formal Cause - What a thing is, its essence
    Final Cause - A things purpose

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The Ideal of Human Fulfillment
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