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Human being as the subject of ethics of ethics and politics in Aristotle

2009
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Bülent Sönmez

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Whatever philosophical activity or practice, in its ground there is a ?human? representation or an effort to understand human. In Aristotle?s philosophy, for which everything about human cannot be separated from values sphere, including ethics and politics, whatness of human is explained in respect to its soul. It is an obvious determination that human is human because of its soul means to accept human as species in Aristotle's philosophy. Due to the common features are not distinctive, the rational part which separates human from other livings makes human as a different species.In Aristotle?s philosophy, according to which human is explained with regard to non-human, the only distinctive feature is not reason but also conducts and activities of soul in accord with reason. Therefore for Aristotle?s whatness of human cannot be separated from ethics and politics. Thus insofar as it is searched what human is, and the nature distinct it, practical aspect of this in everyday life and what makes it subject will be searched.

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Dr. Nurten Öztanrıkulu

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Nurten Öztanrıkulu (Master Thesis). Human being as the subject of ethics of ethics and politics in Aristotle, 2009, Dicle University, Felsefe Bölümü.

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