1. Aristotle I Man as a Political Animal
授課教師：陳嘉銘
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2. Man as a Political Animal
1. what truly is: complete growth 2. language: political capability 3. without a city: the worst animal 4. come into being for living but exist for living well 5. difference from trade and alliance (just character, affection, noble actions) 6. a community of free person/citizens 2

3. What each thing truly is
What each thing truly is? **when its coming into being is complete is the nature of that thing **for the sake of which a thing exists **its intrinsic and final end **self-sufficiency is the final end 3

4. Sth. as Self-Sufficiency 1. lacking nothing else 2
Sth. as Self-Sufficiency 1. lacking nothing else 2. not one among many goods but includes all none-instrumental goods that make itself most choiceworthy 3. all by itself makes a life choiceworthy that is what we think happiness does. (NE, Book 1, Chapter 7) 4

5. Couple/Master-Slave -> Household -> Village -> City Insufficiency -> Sufficiency5

6. City Coming into being for the sake of Living Exist for the sake of Living Well (Good Life, most self-sufficient) 6

7. What is a city (properly speaking)?
Citizen
“those entitled to participate in an office
involving deliberation or decision”
City
“A multitude of citizens with a view to a
self-sufficient life”
Political Rule
“Ruling and being ruled by persons of similar
capacity”

8. What is a city?(proper) Not only for trade and alliance.
1.Care for the quality of other citizens. Law makes citizens just and good
2. Affection as an intentional choice of living together: location, inter-marriage, festivals, passtimes
3. Noble actions(living happily and finely)
(1280a a10)

9. What is the end of any actions and decisions
What is the end of any actions and decisions? an end: that for the sake of which we do sth. act for the sake of an end A-> for the sake of an end B->for…end C ->…->…> -> the one final end in every action (highest good/all-inclusive good/(overall)happiness) 9

10. Happiness and Activities
Quality of happiness

11. human virtue (of character) requires
1. nature
(as spontaneous inclinations, talent)
2. habit (learning as habituation)
(acquire correct desires, feelings, pleasures and pains)
3. prudence (actions and decisions)
know both universals and particulars(experience) 11

12. Best Person/A Prudent Man Human Virtue: Excellence in leading a good life (best at being a human being) (moderation, courage, justice, prudence) 12

13. Knowledge of a Good Life: life’s highest good is the overall, all-inclusive good for the individual (Ethics) for the city (Political Science) Political Science is the Ruling Science (prudence about actions, not scientific knowledge, not craft) 13

14. The hesitation to change law/regime
‘Law has no strength with respect to obedience apart from habit, and this is not created except over a period of time.’ (1269a20) 2. ‘The part of the city that wants the regime to continue must be superior to the part not wanting it.’ (1296b15)

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what truly is……person/citizens
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when its coming ……is the final end 4
lacking nothing else……happiness does
Aristotle, Nicomachean EthicsBook 1, Chapter 7

16. 版權聲明 Couple/Master……Sufficiency City……self-sufficient Citizen頁碼 作品
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Couple/Master……Sufficiency
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City……self-sufficient 7
Citizen
“thoseentitled……persons of similar capacity”
Aristotle, The Politics 2nd Edition, trans with intro by Carnes Lord (University of Chicago, 2013), Book 1, chap1
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Not only for trade and alliance……Noble actions(living happily and finely)
Aristotle, The Politics 2nd Edition, trans with intro by Carnes Lord (University of Chicago, 2013,1280a a10

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What is the end ……happiness
文字提供：國立臺灣大學陳嘉銘 12
Best Person……prudence 13
Knowledge of a Good Life……not craft 14
Law has no ……a period of time
Aristotle, The Politics 2nd Edition, trans with intro by Carnes Lord (University ), 1269a20
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The part of the ……part not wanting it
Aristotle, The Politics 2nd Edition, trans with intro by Carnes Lord (University ), 1296b15