Considering Poetics, Tropes, and Action, choose one dramatic element, be it a way Aristotle discusses Drama, a Trope, a stage of Action such as the Rising Action, and explore what that element is about. Discuss what the element is, summarizing it and what it means in relation to Drama, explore examples of this element and […]
Aristotle Critical Analysis Paper Aristotle argues that the human good turns out to be activity of the soul exhibiting virtue. In this paper, you are assigned to write a critical analysis of Aristotle’s argument for this position. Provide an analysis of the central argument(s) in the reading. Providing a critical assessment of the argument(s) and […]
The philosophy of body Analyse specific texts by Aristotle or other philosophers and their concepts on the human body.
Concept from Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Descartes, Kant, or Arendt Philosophy Essay Guidelines Format: 1. 5-8 pages; Double Spaced; 12-point font. 2. Must be formatted in Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS/CMS). 3. Cover page including title, course name and section, student name, semester (does not count toward overall pages). 4. Bibliography or works cited as separate […]
Reflection paper Assess Plato’s theory of the forms from Aristotle’s standpoint. Give good reasons for your answers
Aristotle : Answer the following questions : 1. What reasons does Aristotle give for thinking that happiness is the highest good? 2. How does Aristotle think one should proceed in order to properly define happiness? 3. What does Aristotle mean by calling virtue ” a mean between extremes”? What extremes? and How does one tell […]
A very long time ago, the Ancient Greeks realized that being able to persuade others is a key to organized society. Leaders must rally others to their cause, and lawmakers much reach consensus. As one of the first democracies, this was especially paramount in ancient Greece where politicians needed to win over the hearts and […]
In this paper, you will choose a topic and treat it in 6-8 pages (+ Work Cited page) using at least six secondary sources. Did Alexander the Great live a good life according to the goods of Aristotle?
Prompt for Moral Theory Assignment: Of the three moral theorists, Mill, Kant and Aristotle, which do you think has the best approach to ethics? What advantages does this view have over the others? What criticisms might be raised against your preferred view? A good paper will also consider how you would respond to those criticisms. […]
Description Lots of topics to choose from: Part II: Answer one and only one of the following topics in Part II (organized as you see fit):1.What does Aristotle mean by the following in the opening scene of Book One: “[w]ill not knowledge of this good … be very important to our lives … [and] equip […]
