Other philosophers have their own opinions which contradict Aristotle on matters of pleasure. Aristotle rejects the accounts of these philosophers regarding pleasure because he believes that happiness is the end purpose of life. He argues that even though pleasure has some value is has failed to occupy the place of the ultimate good for which man should pursue. Aristotle, unlike the rest, claims that for an act to an ultimate end, it should be self-sufficient as well as final. Also, the act should be achievable by man. He further adds that almost everyone should agree that happiness in the ultimate end that meets all of the man's requirements. Aristotle holds that happiness is an ultimate end that encompasses the fullness of a person's life
