Aristotle on Enduring Evils While Staying Happy

In Pavlos Kontos (ed.), Evil in Aristotle. Cambridge University Press. pp. 150-169 (2018)
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In what ways and how far does virtue shield someone against suffering evils? In other words, how do non-moral evils affect the lives of virtuous people and to what extent can someone endure evils while staying happy? The central purpose of this chapter is to answer these questions by exploring what Aristotle has to say about the effects of evils in human well-being in general and his treatment of extreme misfortunes.

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