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On “Weighing Values in the Midst of a Pandemic” (681 words)
It goes without saying that these are odd times we find ourselves in. The economy is in a historically bad place, most adults can’t go to work, and students across the nation are unable to go to school in person. While most agree that this is for the best, some are of the opposite stance,…
On “Nicomachean Ethics” Books I and II (500 words)
“Nicomachean Ethics” is a surviving collection of notes taken by Aristotle’s pupils on what it means to live the best, most well rounded life one can. Aristotle’s approach is heavily practical, and as such, the first two books are spent discussing the nature of eudaimonia, or loosely translated, “goodness,” and how one is meant to…
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