A filosofia de Aristóteles sobre a felicidade consiste na função de valorizar a vida humana
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Aristóteles, Bondade, Felicidade, Ética, VietnãAbstract
A revolução tecnológica 4.0 e a cooperação internacional trouxeram muitas mudanças à sociedade. As pessoas desejam uma vida pacífica e feliz; portanto, consideram a felicidade um alvo ou uma meta necessária na vida. O artigo utiliza o método da dialética materialista para analisar de forma abrangente o pensamento filosófico de Aristóteles. O texto aborda princípios históricos relacionados ao conceito de felicidade do filósofo, comparando-os com a perspectiva atual para demonstrar que o valor da felicidade se equipara ao valor da beleza. Além disso, o artigo emprega métodos analíticos e sintéticos para esclarecer a visão aristotélica de que a felicidade está ligada a bens materiais, crenças e aos valores nobres que as pessoas aspiram alcançar. O artigo descreve a visão do povo vietnamita, para quem a felicidade reside na solidariedade e no apoio mútuo, permitindo uma convivência em paz, tranquilidade e abundância material. A felicidade na vida dos vietnamitas é essencial para assegurar que tanto a vida individual quanto a sociedade sejam civilizadas e modernas, e para que as pessoas desfrutem de uma energia plena, pacífica e livre. A felicidade, para os vietnamitas, valoriza a importância da verdade, do bem e da beleza.
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