What Is the Difference Between Aristotle's Notion of Eudaimonia and the Classic

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between Aristotle's notion of eudaimonia and the classic utilitarian notion of happiness?

• A) There is no difference. These are different terms for the same idea.
• B) The utilitarian notion happiness is exclusively focused on pleasure; Aristotle would insist that pleasure is one of many components of human happiness.
• C) The utilitarian notion happiness is exclusively focused on preference satisfaction; Aristotle would insist that happiness is exclusively focused on pleasure.
• D) Aristotle insisted that our intellectual virtues affect our happiness, but utilitarians reject the idea that intellectual skills can have an effect on our happiness.

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