In describing ones attempt to achieve happiness Aristotle doesn't limit himself to one form of happiness. Aristotle describes three different forms of happiness one can achieve; one through political life, one through active life (sought through practicing virtue in the city) and one through philosophical happiness in relation to theoria ("A kind of life devoted entirely to the activity of the mind") (Hadot 78).
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Keerthana
Me-tyme
He did not say it.
Aristotle did logic by classing stuff. he did in formal and substance, first being general then specific.
it is alive
audience
the theme is universal
He did not say it.
Correct version is: "Happiness consists of three things: someone to love, work to do, and a clear conscience." Author is anonymous.
Democracy
Aristotle did logic by classing stuff. he did in formal and substance, first being general then specific.
it is alive
audience
Answer: felicidade
Счастье.
you say: "traerte felicidad"
He said "we are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit."
To say happiness as a noun or state of emotion one would say 'håriga testiklar' this literally means 'i feel happiness' but if one would wish to enhance the expression of happiness they would add 'jag gillar' at the start.
Щастя Shchastya