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: Objective JusticeAristotle on Law and Virtue
By Sean Sirrine
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Since happiness is rational activity expressing virtue, the laws of the ideal constitution must be designed to inculcate the virtues. Indeed, Aristotle argues that if the legislation in a community is not designed to foster virtue, the community isn?t really a city-state at all. Full post as published by Objective Justice on January 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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