• The good life was called “eudemonia” by Aristotle, which is a Greek word meaning good (eu) spirit (daimon). Aristotle believed how the good for humans would be the maximum realization of task that was unique to humans, meaning reason. Since part of the task of reason was to teach men how to act virtuously, great news for humans was the exercise of…[Read more]

  • The good life was called “eudemonia” by Aristotle, which is a Greek word meaning good (eu) spirit (daimon). Aristotle believed how the good for humans would be the maximum realization of task that was unique to humans, meaning reason. Since part of the task of reason was to teach men how to act virtuously, great news for humans was the exercise of…[Read more]

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