How might Aristotle reply to the claim that individuals should be free to pursue their own conceptions of the good life and that participating in politics is only one life option among many? a) Participating in politics, broadly conceived as the practice of deliberation, is actually the condition for the ability to pursue one’s own conception of the good life. b) One can only achieve the good by receiving the highest honors in the city. c) Although the state should guide people’s life choices, it should not enforce any conception of the good through law. d) One should avoid participating in politics only if it detracts from one’s happiness. e) All of the above.