Exam 6: The Naturalist: Aristotle
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Naturalism denies the existence of a distinct supernatural order of reality.
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What is the good to which all humans aspire, according to Aristotle?
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Do you believe that a naturalistic approach to understanding human nature is a fully satisfactory one, or do you believe that it will omit important aspects of the human experience? Explain your answer.
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Who held that a person s own manners might be his punishment?
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Do you believe that Aristotle has developed an account of ethics that is entirely free from cultural relativism, or not? Explain your answer, taking case both to provide an account of Aristotle s views and a definition of cultural relativism.
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What are Aristotle s Four Causes, and how are they related to each other? Do you believe that this is a correct view of causation, or not? Justify your answer in each case.
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From whom was the view that no man can be happy until he is dead derived?
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