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Ethics is concerned with evaluating different ways of life in order to discern the best possible life. The best possible life seems to be completely opposite to the style of life advocated by Foucault.
The best possible life is one in which the individual identifies with perfectly ordered power, not with will-to-power. Ancient Greek and Indian philosophy take different perspectives of the philosophy of life, but a synthesis of similarities between Greek-Western and Indian philosophy is becoming crucial to understand the perplexity of human life.
A new full, revised version as an additional analysis for the comparative study of ancient civilizations.
The best possible life is one in which the individual identifies with perfectly ordered power, not with will-to-power. Ancient Greek and Indian philosophy take different perspectives of the philosophy of life, but a synthesis of similarities between Greek-Western and Indian philosophy is becoming crucial to understand the perplexity of human life.
A new full, revised version as an additional analysis for the comparative study of ancient civilizations.
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