Aristippus against happiness.
Presents an article on happiness which is perceived by many Greek moralists as the ultimate end while looking at the Cyrenaic school's rejection of this assumption. Background information on Cyrenaics; Aristippus' identification of good and pleasure; Detailed information pertaining to hedonism; Ind...
| Published in: | Monist Vol. 74; no. 1; pp. 55 - 82 |
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Oxford University Press / USA
Jan91
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| Summary: | Presents an article on happiness which is perceived by many Greek moralists as the ultimate end while looking at the Cyrenaic school's rejection of this assumption. Background information on Cyrenaics; Aristippus' identification of good and pleasure; Detailed information pertaining to hedonism; Indepth look at issue. |
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