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densk [106]
3 years ago
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Explain Aristotle's three forms of the friendship in terms of are the all created equal? If Aristotle see's one of them as best

,why does he consider it best?
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1 answer:
Luda [366]3 years ago
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Answer:

The three forms of friendship are:

1. Friendship based on utility/ mutual benefit.

2. Friendship based on pleasure/sensual

3. Friendship based on virtue {true friendship}

Explanation:

Aristotle believes that the 3rd form of friendship which is based on virtue is best because the first and second forms are based on individual satisfaction. It is based on individual benefits and can be limited in both time and potency. However, they are still very good because such relationships are also very healthy and reduce incidents of mistrust and increase bonding.

When friendship is based on virtue, you see yourself as blessing to humanity and the populace. It is the type of friendship that makes you want others to be happy for the sake of their happiness not for the benefit you will gain personally or the praises that will come with it. It is the highest level human development in friendship. It transcends beyond tibal boudaries, family, intimacy and mutualism.

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