Relation of similarity between the concepts ϕιλία (friendship) and δικαιοσύνη (justice), in book VIII of the Nicomachean Ethics
Abstract
The purpose of our writing is to recover two fundamental concepts of the Nicomachean Ethics, we refer to friendship (ϕιλία) and justice (δικαιοσύνη), through a comment that emphasizes the level of similarity that, for Aristotle, they keep these two virtues in the order of the best possible life —ethical/political— to which the human being can aspire. Our approach focuses on the use of constituted language in the context of the Stagirite's moral treatise.
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