Definitions

1. noun

A philosophical theory that virtue is the ultimate goal of human life, and that happiness or well-being is a byproduct of virtuous living.

“The philosopher’s lectures on agathism resonated with the audience seeking a deeper understanding of ethics and morality.”

2. noun

A doctrine that the ultimate end of human life is happiness or well-being, and that virtue is the means to achieving it.

“The concept of agathism is central to the teachings of the ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus.”