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activity of the soul in accordance with virtue” (p of the soul guided by reason the mean relative to us, this being determined by a rational principle, and by

The compact argument that follows establishes that the human function is ''an active life of the element that has a rational principle'' (NE 1 7 1098a3–4) The human good therefore is the activity of the rational part of the soul performed well, which is to say, in accordance with virtue (NE 1 7 1098a15–17)

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Eudaimonia is therefore "an activity or actions of the soul implying a rational principle" (1098a/1735) per formed well, which is to say "in accordance with the

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more proper sense of the term the function of man is an activity of soul in accordance with, or not without, rational principle" (1097 b33-1098 a8) Aristotle

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by activity, because this is accepted as the stricter sense ' Now, if the function of man is an activity of the soul in accordance with, or implying, a rational principle;

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2 sept 2019 · the human function is peculiar to humans in the sense of an activity that only humans can do, person lives according to the virtues of the soul rational principle, and the function of a good man to be the good and noble

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Appetitive) and One Rational (Reason), All with Subparts; Two Kinds of Virtue: Ignorance; Voluntary Occur When the Moving Principle is in the Person, and in Since happiness is an activity of soul in accordance with complete virtue, we

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Conclusion: “the function of man is an activity of soul in accordance with, or not without, rational principle,” (1098a7–8) • Is this function unique to humans? What if