El amigo en Aristóteles como posibilidad de autoconocimiento y las diferencias con un adulador
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2017
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Corporación Universitaria Lasallista
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From the aristotelean perspective, the differences
between a friend and a flatterer are established,
describing the essential elements which constitute a
true friendship relationship, where elements of ethics
as an essential virtue and self-knowledge come
together. In this sense, it is established, following
the Stagirite, that one have a friendship relationship
without these conditions: 1) doing good, or what
seems to be good, to others; 2) wishing that your
friend exists and loves for the love of their own friend;
3) spending time with and choosing the same things
as your friend; 4) sharing your friend’s happiness and
sorrows. Conversely, there can be no friendship if
there are no conditions of equality, similar virtue and
reciprocity between friends; where one wishes good
for the other as much as for oneself.
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Corporación Universitaria Lasallista, Adulador, Amistad, Aristóteles, Ética, Autoconocimiento
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Revista Lasallista de Investigación Vol. 14 N. 2