Exam 6: The Naturalist: Aristotle
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For whom is a life devoted to pleasure fit, according to Aristotle?
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From whom was the view that no man can be happy until he is dead derived?
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Aristotle believed that the universe has been planned by something apart from it.
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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 care to provide both an account of Aristotle's views and a definition of cultural relativism.
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Aristotle held that form did not exist independently of the natural order.
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