Jiang defines eudaimonia as human flourishing, the Athenian ideal of becoming the best one can be.
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Human Flourishing
Jiang defines eudaimonia as human flourishing, the Athenian ideal of becoming the best one can be.
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"...eudaimonia. Eudaimonia. So eudaimonia is a Greek word, and it means human flourishing. Flourishing. And the idea here is to be the best that..."
"...Greek life was to stand out so you could achieve eudaimonia, human flourishing, as well as achieve erite, human excellence."
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