11-Aristotle Virtue Ethics

[@Ricky-qk2sy]

This series is amazing. Very clear and entertaining lectures.

[@freehuman4931]

You are an outstanding professor. I finally understand some of the major differences between Plato and Aristotle regarding the intangibles and tangibles in life.

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Awesome!

[@SushiJoe]

Thank you for this

[@Mrdavidt363]

hi. do u happen to have any videos on Aristotelian political-theory and political-science ? because, as i'm sure u already well know, Aristotle believed that the city/state was the only *natural* arena where political-animals practice true virtual ethics. without the state, it is impossible for humans to engage in the truly natural ethical and moral behavior that nature has given us without the existence of the city/state. one can contemplate all they want about what are true moral, ethical, and natural virtues, but if u *really* want to practice them there has to be a natural forum for political-animals to do it in. again, that can only be the city/state, by nature. thanx.

[@EyonDreams]

Excellent.

[@chrisannmoore4364]

Thank you!

[@AdiSinkopa]

Please, What was the name of the movie in the few seconds of this lecture?

[@PanicbyExample]

Adi Sinkopa www.imdb.com/title/tt0108519/

[@amarziani]

I can't get the title of the movie she's talking about at the beginnig. Can anybody write it to me? thanks

[@PanicbyExample]

andrea marziani www.imdb.com/title/tt0108519/

[@amarziani]

Thank you

[@AdiSinkopa]

The movie: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrior_Marks

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