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How is entelechy significant to Aristotle's ethics, specifically to his theory of virtue & happiness?

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How is entelechy significant to Aristotle's ethics, specifically to his theory of virtue & happiness?

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  1. yur asken ze wrong people man. try a philosophy page

    if your question is how many candies do you consider your fav then ask away.


  2. Aristotle mentions the "autonomy of will." He maintains that the rational part of our spiritual selves is the one that allows us to reach virtue and happiness.
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