As thoroughly as you can - making explicit reference to (MP) by Barcalow - explain Aristotle's idea of "eudaimonia." How does Aristotle's idea of eudaimonia differ from contemporary ideas about "happiness"? (Please explain as fully as you can by use of a real-life example.) As Barcalow explains, Aristotle thought about eudaimonia largely in terms of "flourishing." What characteristics are most important for human flourishing Please explain in 225 words or more.