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Estudos Clássicos em Debate
2006
unpublished
Aristotle in Ethica Nicomachea argues about the search of good and happiness through the practice of reason, contemplation and intellect. This article shows how these concepts are linked together in his arguments concerning self-love, the excellence of contemplation as the happiest activity of the intellect, close to the divine, and the excellence of intellectual activity to happiness. An important argument concerns the need of a link between intellectual activity and practical life. We
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