The ancient Greek blueprint for flourishing
Science enters the chat: eudaimonia versus hedonism
Global cousins of the good life
Putting flourishing into daily practice
007skaty The word combines the roots eu and daimon, meaning good spirit, to distinguish lasting harmony from fleeting emotions like joy.
Which ancient Greek philosopher is most famous for developing the concept of eudaimonia in his ethics?
Ancient Greek spirits: The word 'daimon' in eudaimonia didn't mean an evil demon, but rather a guardian spirit or your true, inner potential.
007skaty Eudaimonia represents the ancient Greek philosophy of achieving fulfillment through purposeful daily action.
What Greek term did Aristotle use to describe "virtue" or "excellence" of character?
A state of individual well-being and peak human potential, typically translated as happiness or flourishing. Aristotle defined this concept in fourth-century BC Athens as the ultimate goal of human life.
007skaty Balance the slider between extreme choices to learn how to live a good life.
If a person gives away so much money that they ruin themselves, which extreme of generosity are they exhibiting?
007skaty Stoic and Epicurean Eudaimonia
The Stoic and the Garden seek the same peace / (by wanting less, oh-oh)
What did Epicurus believe was the most important ingredient for a tranquil and flourishing life?