Abstract
Philosophy is a broad and rich discipline, ranging from formal logic to epistemology and aesthetics. However, in Therapy of Desire, Martha Nussbaum claims that Ancient Western philosophers were largely concerned with the pursuit of human happiness and flourishing; that is, ‘eudaimonia.’ In this paper, Aristotle’s philosophical position regarding the human person will be examined in an attempt to explain how one is able to attain eudaimonia. His treatise on this topic is one that contains many different components but can be drawn back to the central question of ‘what is the telos of the human person?’ and how this notion is fundamental to human flourishing.
Recommended Citation
Rahi, Mia. "How Does Aristotle’s Philosophical Position Enable the Pursuit and Attainment of Eudaimonia?." Aristos 7, no. 1, art. 3 (2023): 33-41. https://researchonline.nd.edu.au/aristos/vol7/iss1/3
