Ideal Curriculum for University Students

The chapter explores the importance of studying Aristotle in the Thomistic tradition to establish a common vocabulary and unity in understanding reality, along with advocating for a broad liberal arts education encompassing history and literature. It delves into teaching challenges faced by professors when introducing students to virtue ethics and the timeless wisdom of Aristotle, while also discussing philosophical concepts such as cause and condition, rhetoric in arguments, relativism in moral philosophy, and the pursuit of happiness.