Aristotle’s Timeless Advice on Friendship
Friendship is an essential aspect of our lives. But what does it really mean to be a friend? Let’s explore the topic of friendship with Aristotle, one of the most influential philosophers of all time. (The following is a historically accurate conversation with Aristotle based on his “Nicomachean Ethics”. Citations are included so you can see the original context for each reply.)
Aristotle’s Timeless Advice on Friendship Dmitri Brereton Feb 03, 2023 11 1 Share Friendship is an essential aspect of our lives. But what does it really mean to be a friend? Let’s explore the topic of friendship with Aristotle , one of the most influential philosophers of all time. (The following is a historically accurate conversation with Aristotle based on his “Nicomachean Ethics”. Citations are included so you can see the original context for each reply.) DKB: People are lonelier than ever these days. Do you have any advice on making friends? Aristotle: Well, there are different kinds of
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