Oeystein Hanssen

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‘Aristotle understood our deep human desire for happiness and fulfilment, and the importance of friendship. However, he was obviously an elitist. He defined humans as “rational, free Greek men”, which is far too narrow. By that definition, a barbarian is not a person. Women and children are not really persons.
Philosophy for Life: And Other Dangerous Situations
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