Aristotle
- proper noun
- /ˈærɪˌstɔːl/
- The happiness of the present life described by Aristotle includes having friends.
- Plato and Aristotle
- Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics
- Socrates and Aristotle
But it's not just in Aristotle that we find this theme.
- But it's not just in Aristotle that we find this theme.
- So he's trying to figure out what Aristotle means by certain words.
- Ethan Fromm I have read that Ethics, Aristotle's ethics.
- And Aristotle helped him translate it and understand it.
Examples
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Aristotle said that running from trouble is cowardice.
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Well, see what Aristotle's laws have to say about that.
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OK, well, Aristotle played around with that question.
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Uh, that, at least, was the opinion of Aristotle and...
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But it's not just in Aristotle that we find this theme.
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Thought and desire for Aristotle are kind of similar.
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And Aristotle helped him translate it and understand it.
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And Aristotle claims to have learned a lot from Plato.
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Between these, says Aristotle, lies the virtue of friendliness.
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Aristotle was a well-known Aristotle whose ideas have influenced Western thought.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aristotle comes from two Greek parts, aristos 'best' and telos 'end' or 'purpose'. A helpful way to remember him is that he studied what things aim for, so his name can suggest the idea of the 'best purpose'.