What did aristotle suggest about feelings such as spite, envy and shamelessness? they are always bad in themselves. they are bad under most circumstances. they are good if the actor is virtuous?

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Chace

15 October, 06:41

What did aristotle suggest about feelings such as spite, envy and shamelessness? they are always bad in themselves. they are bad under most circumstances. they are good if the actor is virtuous?

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Damari Moss · Answer 1

Aristotle suggested that feelings such as spite, envy and shamelessness are always bad in themselves.

These feelings have proven to be a catalyst of a person's downfall even during ancient times. Harboring these feelings inside one's self would usually end in a disaster. Aristotle was right when he regarded these feelings as bad on their own accord.