Rediscovering the sense of pleasure in morality
Pleasure has always been an important issue in morality. And although ethical systems tend to focus the discussion on human action, this agreeable sentiment has remained a recurrent question in moral philosophy. In this paper, I go back to Aristotle’s treatment of pleasure in his writings, particula...
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Main Author: | Festin, Lorenz Moises J. |
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2022
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