Galina Valentinovna Grinenko. History of philosophy (№ 466143)

The ethical problem occupied a central place in most philosophical teachings of the Hellenistic era. The goal of philosophy was most often understood as achieving happiness, which is possible only with proper behavior. However, the question of how a person should behave can only be resolved by understanding what people are and what place they occupy in the universe (cosmos), therefore the analysis of ethical problems is inextricably linked with the teachings of nature.