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OK, so I looked in my history book and it said that he thought people should live life based on reason, or clear and ordered thinking. Hope this is helpful for anyone who needs it. :)
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∙ 11y agoit is when Aristotle did the thingy in 508 b.c
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Where can you find some of Aristotles philosophy quotes?
I am not quite sure as I have not heard of Aristotle and his/her philosophy quotes but you could always try typing it into Ask Jeeves or asking a family member or friend.
Who was Aristotles mother?
me
Who are Aristotles wifes?
pythias
What were Aristotles hobbies?
philosophing
What is sentence with philosophy in it?
Philosophy is one of the major studied subject. This is an example of the word philosophy in sentence.
What is Aristotles dad's name?
Nichomachus...
What is Aristotles's dad's name?
Nichomachus...
What is Aristotles's favorite color?
aqua
When did Aristotles get married?
365 BC
What was Aristotles philosophy of the golden mean?
Aristotle's philosophy of the golden mean promotes moderation and balance in all aspects of life. It suggests that virtue is found in between excess and deficiency, encouraging individuals to seek a middle ground in their actions and behaviors. By avoiding extremes, one can live a more fulfilling and harmonious life according to Aristotle.
What is the main gist of philosophy of Hindu?
Non violence Kāma (enjoyment) Dharma (righteous living) . Artha (material prosperity) Dharma (righteous living) is the main Philosophy of Hinduism.
What was Aristotles main ideology or belief system?
Aristotle's main ideology was focused on the pursuit of virtue and the attainment of a well-lived life through the practice of ethics and reason. He believed in achieving eudaimonia, or human flourishing, by developing one's moral character and fulfilling one's potential through rational contemplation and virtuous actions. Aristotle's philosophy emphasized the importance of finding the mean or balance between extremes in order to lead a harmonious and virtuous life.
