Aristotle’s arguments seem to say that, friendship and justice appear to be concerned with similar objects, and expressed between the same type of people. In Aristotle’s view, there is thought to be a certain form of justice as well as friendship in every community. Friendship depends on community, and brothers or comrades tend to have many things in common, sometimes including property.
Aristotle then ventures into a sort of contradiction, when he makes a statement of how claims of justice tend to differ from claims of friendship. This contradiction is cleared when he gives examples of different types of duties in certain relationships like; the duties of parents to their children, as well as siblings to one another, which he says are never
Aristotle then ventures into a sort of contradiction, when he makes a statement of how claims of justice tend to differ from claims of friendship. This contradiction is cleared when he gives examples of different types of duties in certain relationships like; the duties of parents to their children, as well as siblings to one another, which he says are never