Aquinas As an Interpreter of Aristotle on the End of Human Life

Review of Metaphysics 40 (1):41-54 (1986)
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ARISTOTLE'S Ethics are not focused on a group of moral principles; they are developed from the affirmation of an end which subordinates all human activities. This end is sought for itself and is called "the good and the best".

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