What would you say are the significant differences and similarities between Plato, Aristotle, and the Medical approaches to ethics?

1. What would you say are the significant differences and similarities between Plato, Aristotle, and the Medical approaches to ethics?
2. What are therapeutic methods and is Marx right in considering them to be manipulation (29-30, 34-40)?
3. How does Nussbaum answer a question along the lines of “how can philosophy be like therapy and social work? That is, how does and can philosophy deal with poverty, families, friendship when philosophy work with beliefs and the former and not beliefs” (Nussbaum, TD, 33-41)? Do you think her answer is good?
4. How is it that human flourishing can be considered objective and how does this relate to normativity? What are your thoughts on this issue?

5. Human flourishing can be considered as objective because of the definition of flourishing itself. Flourishing means different things to different people, and there is no one way of flourishing when compared to so many people and their definition of flourishing in their own life. This relates to normatively due to the fact that there is no “normal” way to flourish, hence flourishing can be considered by many as objective. My thoughts on this issue is that flourishing is objective and can never be the same for everyone. Everyone has different goals they want to achieve in life, which makes their idea of flourishing different from everyone else’s.
6. 1. I would say that the significant differences between Plato, Aristotle, and medical approaches to ethics are in their fundamental philosophical foundation and methodologies. Plato’s ethics are rooted in his theory of Forms, emphasizing the pursuit of transcendent ideals such as justice and the Good. However, Aristotle focuses on virtue ethics which centers on the development of moral character and the cultivation of virtues to achieve eudaimonia, or flourishing. Medical approaches to ethics are grounded in principles such as justice, which prioritizes the well being and rights of individuals. All three share similarities in their concern for ethical conduct and the promotion of human flourishing.

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