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Aristotle’s account of flourishing runs through activity, habituation, practical judgment and friendship. It also attends to circumstances that virtue alone cannot supply.
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Guided course · Module 5 · Lesson 24
What would a flourishing life require?
Aristotle describes flourishing as a whole life shaped by habit, practical judgment and friendship. How do external conditions and political exclusions complicate that picture?