TANIG, JUDE SARMIENTO

GEC 007 - SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY

TIP Q.C. - ARCH 41S7

HOMEWORK # 2

1. What is the idea of Goodlife?

 The idea of a "good life" can vary from person to person and is often shaped by
individual values, beliefs, and cultural backgrounds. However, in general, a good life
is often associated with a sense of well-being, happiness, and fulfillment.

2. Explain the concept of Eudaimonia and Arete.

3. Freudian Revolution
(Sigmund Freud)
4. This theory has started to
revolutionize Psychiatry with
Sigmund Freud. This
includes the "Freudian
5. Theory of Personality" that
involves the human
development contributes to
his/her personality and
6. also his "psychoanalysis"
that is the process for
achieving proper functioning
if a human does not
7. complete his/her
developmental stage
8. Freudian Revolution
(Sigmund Freud)
9. This theory has started to
revolutionize Psychiatry with
Sigmund Freud. This
includes the "Freudian
10. Theory of Personality" that
involves the human
 development contributes to
his/her personality and
11. also his "psychoanalysis"
that is the process for
achieving proper functioning
if a human does not
12. complete his/her
developmental stage
13.Freudian Revolution
(Sigmund Freud)
14. This theory has started to
revolutionize Psychiatry with
Sigmund Freud. This
includes the "Freudian
15. Theory of Personality" that
involves the human
development contributes to
his/her personality and
16. also his "psychoanalysis"
that is the process for
achieving proper functioning
if a human does not
17. complete his/her
developmental stage
 Eudaimonia:
- Eudaimonia is a Greek word often translated as "happiness" or "flourishing,"
but it encompasses a deeper and more enduring sense of well-being and
fulfillment.
- Aristotle described eudaimonia as the highest human good and the ultimate
goal of human life. It represents a state of living in accordance with one's true
nature and potential.
- Eudaimonia is not achieved through momentary pleasure or external
possessions but through the pursuit of virtue and excellence.
 Arete:
- Arete is another Greek word often translated as "excellence" or "virtue." It is a
central concept in Greek ethics and philosophy.
- Arete refers to the notion of living up to one's full potential and striving for
excellence in all aspects of life, including moral, intellectual, and physical
virtues.
- Aristotle believed that the path to eudaimonia is through the cultivation of
arete, as virtuous actions and character traits lead to a fulfilled and
meaningful life.