<p>The comparison of a philosophical view of fortitude with the experiences of Jeremiah Denton, a survivor of a North Vietnamese POW camp, and Victor Frankl survivor of Auschwitz.</p>

The comparison of a philosophical view of fortitude with the experiences of Jeremiah Denton, a survivor of a North Vietnamese POW camp, and Victor Frankl survivor of Auschwitz.

The Virtue of Fortitude pt. 2

An analysis of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics. For the purpose of bringing hope to those suffering and struggling in this life, whether through mental illness, or drug addiction, or nihilism or otherwise. Aristotle was the first person to put forward a system of ethics, which has come to be known as virtue ethics. Which states that human morality is founded in the character of man, which is the sum of his virtues and vices. Aristotle states that man can reach his ultimate purpose, which is happiness, through virtue. I emphasize that virtue is therapeutic, that it heals damage to the soul. This is a message desperately needed in this culture for it states that happiness is achievable despite suffering.

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The Virtue of Fortitude pt. 2

The Virtue of Fortitude pt. 2