ON THE ORIGIN AND THE TRUTH OF ACTION IN ARISTOTLE. AN ANSWER TO PROFESSOR CARLOS IGNACIO MASSINI
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol3Iss2a104Keywords:
Aristotle, Ethics, practical truth, action, virtueAbstract
The present article adverts to the origin and truth of action in Aristotle, in the particular context ofthe objections concerning this matter that were made to the author by professor Carlos Ignacio Massini in his article On Ethics and Truth. Analysis of a thesis by A.G. Vigo on practicad truth, published in this same volume.References
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