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<DIL1=0110><fpl1,2,5> Ackrill, <cil>J. L. 1980, "Aristotle on <ft2>Eudaimonia<ft1>',
in A. O. Rorty <ft1>(ed.),
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<ft2>Essays on Aristotle's Ethics<ft1>, Berkeley: University of California Press.<ql>
<xil> Adams, <cil> . . .
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<xua><fpl1,3,4><cua><dws35>CHAPTER ONE<xua><dws24><xlf><qc>
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<xrg><fpl1,9,4><xua><dws24><gc>11.<CIH>Bentham's precursors generally spoke of "pleasure'
or "happiness'. Hume <LE>
used "utility', though more narrowly than Bentham. See the discussion in <LE>
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answers to three questions. What is the <LE>
best way to understand "well-being'? Can it be measured? <LE>
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<fpl1,14,18><cua>JAMES GRIFFIN<qc><xua><cff8><vff440>
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