Who believed that the true aim of education is the attainment of happiness which is possible only through Perfect Virtue____________________?
Correct answer: C. Aristotle
- A. Ibn-e-Khaldun
- B. Plato
- C. Aristotle
- D. Rousseau
Explanation
Aristotle identified happiness, or eudaimonia, as the highest human aim and held that it is achieved through the practice of perfect virtue. This links education with moral excellence rather than pleasure alone.
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