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Exploring the nature of sentences, this seminar paper delves into their role as types of signs and sounds. It examines how individuals utilize these signs and sounds in various contexts to achieve specific communicative purposes. The analysis is rooted in the philosophy of language, highlighting the significance of context and intention in understanding linguistic expressions. The work reflects a thorough engagement with theoretical concepts, showcasing insights from a course at the University of Bristol.

This seminar paper explores Aristotle's concept of Eudaimonia, or the good life, as presented in his Nicomachean Ethics. It examines the relevance of Virtue Ethics and addresses objections regarding the role of material goods and pleasure in achieving a virtuous life, ultimately defending Aristotle's theory as a compelling perspective on happiness.