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From "The Ethics of Aristotle" by Aristotle
The Just Man
Represents the ideal citizen embodying fairness and righteousness.
Core Belief
"Justice is the foundation of a harmonious society, achievable through adherence to the law and the impartial application of its principles."
Worldview
Sees society as an interconnected system where each member has rights and responsibilities. He believes in the importance of upholding the social contract and ensuring that all citizens are treated with fairness and respect.
Personality
Principled, fair-minded, and dedicated to upholding the law and ensuring equality in all interactions. He is guided by reason and a strong sense of civic duty.
In Their Own Words
"We must take into our account this difference also, and still more perhaps the doubt concerning the dead whether they really partake of any good or evil..."
"It is the temper or habitual attitude demanded of the citizen for the due exercise of his functions as taking part in the administration of the civic community..."
"The best and happiest life for the individual is that which the State renders possible, and this it does mainly by revealing to him the value of new objects of desire and educating him to appreciate them."
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