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- Liuku: 1
- Are human flourishing and happiness related?
- Goodmorning class! Our topic for today is about Human Flourishing and Happiness. Now, who may have an idea about the topic?
- Sir, may I answer?
- Yes, please proceed Mr. Cruz
- Liuku: 2
- Are human flourishing and happiness related?
- satisfaction, contentment, and fulfillment are all aspects of happiness. Happiness is often described as a blend of positive emotions and overall life satisfaction. It's important to note that happiness isn't a constant state of bliss. Rather, it reflects a sense of having more positive than negative emotions.
- That is a very good explanation Mr. Cruz. Please be seated.
- Liuku: 3
- Are human flourishing and happiness related?
- How about human flourishing? Does any of you have any idea about it?
- Let me try to answer that sir.
- Liuku: 4
- Are human flourishing and happiness related?
- Very good answer Ms. Agapito.
- Human flourishing represents the capacity for a good life. Rooted in Aristotelian ethics, it applies to all human beings. It acknowledges our shared humanity and brings benefits to everyone. Human flourishing is essential for both personal and collective growth, development, and overall well-being. It encapsulates what it means to be human.
- Liuku: 5
- Are human flourishing and happiness related?
- Thank you for the participation and the wonderful answers class. But is there any chance that these two are related?
- Well, let me answer this for you.
- Liuku: 6
- Are human flourishing and happiness related?
- Ancient moral philosophers, particularly Aristotle and his followers, believed that ethics is mainly focused on achieving the ultimate goal for humans—a "happy" or "thriving" life. This final objective was not seen as a subjective state, like personal happiness or the satisfaction of our desires, but as a life that could be objectively determined to align with our human nature. Character traits were regarded as moral virtues because they either served as means to this ideal life or were integral components of it.
- Even if certain traits contributed to a good and desirable life, those that hindered a "happy" existence were considered vices. Therefore, the idea of "happiness" (or human flourishing) was central to philosophical discussions on what actions we should take, what kind of people we should aim to become, and what kind of life a wise person would seek.
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