The quest for eudaimonia
The art of the golden mean
Building character through habit
The global legacy of virtue
YOUR GOAL
Master of Aristotle and the good life
artiteacher Building Character through Habit
We build our character day by day! (Day by day!) / Making goodness habit is the way! (Is the way!)
artiteacher Aristotle believed that true friendship is essential for practicing virtue and achieving eudaimonia.
artiteacher Practical wisdom helps us decide how to apply virtues in complex, real-life situations.
artiteacher Nurture your sprout with balanced choices to discover Aristotle's guide to a flourishing life.
The walking philosophers: Aristotle's students were called 'Peripatetics' because they literally walked around the Lyceum's pathways while discussing deep philosophy.
The process of growing accustomed to a stimulus, environment, or behavior through repeated exposure. Aristotle argued in his Nicomachean Ethics that individuals develop moral virtues by repeatedly performing good deeds.
Which of Aristotle's three types of friendship is based on mutual moral respect and helping each other grow?
Why did Aristotle believe that theoretical knowledge alone is not enough to make a person virtuous?
What nickname was given to Aristotle's followers because they walked around while discussing philosophy?
What did Aristotle believe happens to our moral character when we repeatedly make poor choices?
What Greek word did Aristotle use for 'practical wisdom,' the ability to make good moral decisions in daily life?