In the context of Aristotle's Virtue Ethics evaluate Aristotelian...

In the context of Aristotle's Virtue Ethics evaluate Aristotelian claim that children cannot be happy. Why? What are Aristotle's arguments supporting his position? Do you agree with him? What does Aristotle understand by happiness and how, (probably by most of us), happiness is understand today? What is the meaning of the Allegory of the Cave for us, today? Discuss its application to education, politics, pop culture. Refer to the interpretations offered by T. Lavine 1. Plato believes that justice is the interest of the strongest T F 2. According to Plato Forms exist only as the ideas in our minds T F 3. Plato believes that human nature is good T F 4. Plato believes that noble lie should be used only when dealing with children T F 5. Socrates wrote many dialogues and put in each of them himself as a main character / moderator of discussion T F 6. Aristotle assumes that we arrive to knowledge through reason T F 7. Plato is often interpreted as the first psychologist T F 8. Organicism is a claim that the parts and the whole are codependent T F 9. Aristotle is considered the father of logic T F 10. Cephalus claims that justice is paying debts and keeping promises T F 11. Thrasymachus claims that might makes right T F 12. The term catharsis is used by Aristotle in the context of aesthetics T F