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Aristotle terms physics as the realm of the later, those entities that are eternally immutable. Unlike Plato, Aristotle feels there is more to the universe then the soul, the live wire of motion. He seeks to bridge the world of Being with the world of Becoming and attempts to explain the changes which occur in the sensible world. He makes reference to obtained (completed) objects such as wealth, transpiring from economics; and health, the goal of the medical art; in order to link the state of being to the state of becoming. We all want a good product in the end. The only way to get that good product is to work hard and thus as best possible in order to obtain the most wealth and the best of health; as is the same with ethics and being good in hopes of obtaining the best product, the true health and wealth of the divinely bestowed Eudaimonia.According to Aristotle, the goal of the ethical life is good. All human activity is directed toward this good, the highest of which is happiness, or Eudaimonia. There are two kinds of good, the intrinsic and the instrumental. Intrinsic goods are those of which are good in and of themselves. The only thing that is completely intrinsic is happiness.
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Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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