Dana, a philosophy major, supports the conclusions she reads in nicomachean ethics. knowing this, how do you think dana defines happiness? as a life that is lived well as pleasure and the absence of pain as a constant state of joy and bliss

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Ruby Gillespie

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13 January, 02:47

Dana, a philosophy major, supports the conclusions she reads in nicomachean ethics. knowing this, how do you think dana defines happiness? as a life that is lived well as pleasure and the absence of pain as a constant state of joy and bliss

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Ishaan Barr · Answer 1

Knowing that Dana who is a philosophy major and supports the conclusions she reads in the Nicomachean Ethics, I think she defines happiness as a life that is lived well.

The goal of the Nicomachean Ethics was to determine the best way to attain happiness. However, the research is inaccurate in some ways because a lot of situations and factors could determine what happiness truly is.