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Eudaimonia
Original title: ユーダイモニア
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Eudaimonia means “a good spiritual state (the highest good)” in Greek and is the happiness Aristotle made life’s greatest goal. It is defined as “meaning and purpose in life, or good psychological functioning,” with “the meaning of life” considered its central element.
ユーダイモニアはギリシャ語で「精神状態が良い こと（最良善）」を意味し，アリストテレスが人生で最大 の目的に掲げた幸福である． ユーダイモニアは「人生に おける意義と目的，または良好な精神的機能」といった 定義がなされ，「人生の意味」がその中心的な要素である と考えられている．
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