Ethics 1

Aristotle is Greek philopher from the 8^th century BC and Socrate´s disciple.

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Aristotle set out on his own path, distancing himself from Plato and Socrates

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Plato was a disciple of Aristotle for 20 years, later he was teacher of Alexander the Great, king of Macedonia .

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Aristotle was the founder of Liceo school that for more than 900 years will be the rival school of the Platonic school

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Liceo (this school was founded by Aristotle) was called Perípato, like a whole Greek building it had a large porticoed courtyard.

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Plato is the author of an immense work that covers all disciplines such as: physics, metaphysics, about the soul, politics and above all ethics.

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Aristotle wrote the greatest ethics book of all time and one that you can even read today, name Ethics to Nicómaco

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Socrates affirmed that, Happiness is something that we follow with all our actions, with all our efforts and is also know as Eudaimonia.

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Aristotle describes that a Virtuous person, refers to what I do… is the habit of choosing the right middle between two extremes (called Vices) one by excess and the other by default.

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it judges consequences by a “greatest good for the greatest number” is an ethical theory that determines right from wrong by focusing on outcomes. It is a form of consequentialism.

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