Aikin and Talisse offer (perhaps) surprising interpretations of Aristotle’s two claims. Their interpretations also form important steps in their argument. In this exit ticket, explain how Aikin and Talisse interpret Aristotle’s claims. Dedicate one-two sentences to each claim, and try your best to explain in your own words. I’ll pick three accurate responses for extra credit.
Prompt: explain how Aikin and Talisse interpret Aristotle’s claims that…
1. Humans by nature are political creatures.
2. Humans by nature desire to know.
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1. Aikin and Talisse interpret Aristotle's claim that humans by nature are political creatures as meaning that humans have a natural inclination towards communities and social relationships, and that political engagement is a fundamental aspect of human nature.
2. Aikin and Talisse interpret Aristotle's claim that humans by nature desire to know as suggesting that humans have an innate curiosity and drive to seek knowledge and understanding about the world around them. This desire to know is a fundamental characteristic of human nature.
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