The Good Life
The Good Life
Age: 18
Birthday: July 16, 2001
Rolando Gripaldo
From Butuan City
Studied at University Of the Philippines
Diliman
Studied at Mindanao State University
Former Profesor of Philisophy at De La
Salle University
Former Professor of Philiosphy at
Mindanao State University
INTRODUCTION
Public bads are negative goods which
the general public scorns, and in many
cases, are avoided or not tolerated by
both the private and public sectors.
Examples
corruption, pollution, crimes,
Corruption
Pollution
Crime
Eudamonia and Human Flourishing in
Ethics and Human Dignity
MALAPIT NA MATAPOS HAHAHAHA
Eudamoinia
Though scholars
translated eudaimonia as
‘happiness’ for many years
Virtue is moral excellence. In practice, it is to
allow something to act in harmony with its
purpose.
By extension, the eudaimon life is one
dedicated to developing the excellences of
being human. For Aristotle, this meant
practicing virtues like courage, wisdom,
good humour, moderation, kindness, and
more.
When we think about a flourishing person,
virtue doesn’t always spring to mind.
Instead, we think about someone who is
relatively successful, healthy, and with
access to a range of the good things in life.
We tend to think flourishing equals good
qualities plus good fortune.
For ethics, this is important for three reasons.