Submitted by SnowballtheSage t3_10kyx7l in philosophy
Embarrassed_Honey606 t1_j5y9kfh wrote
Reply to comment by Sonnenroete in "Like painters bring brush to canvas and sculptors set chisel against marble, so do the magnificent use their wealth to bring about beauty and inspire wonder in their people's eyes. Thus Aristotle calls them artists" - On Generosity and Magnificence, Nicomachean Ethics by SnowballtheSage
Kind of a high bar tho, don‘t you agree? 😁
Sonnenroete t1_j5yb17i wrote
He reads like an even more windbag Karl Marx and his communist manifesto.
Embarrassed_Honey606 t1_j5ybmqi wrote
I mean, I don‘t disagree, I‘ve always despised Aristotelian ethics. 😂
SnowballtheSage OP t1_j5yk4g3 wrote
Part of why I chose Aristotle's Ethics is because it is traditionally a good text to build up the skills to write philosophical commentaries. I am already doing the initial research to start writing a commentary on Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil so stay tuned.
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