Description
This foundational work examines the nature of human flourishing and asks what it means to live a genuinely good life. Aristotle explores happiness as the highest human aim, emphasizing the cultivation of virtue, the importance of habit and character, and the guiding role of practical wisdom in navigating moral choice. His discussions of justice, friendship, pleasure, and contemplation offer a comprehensive account of ethics grounded in everyday human experience and civic life. Clear, systematic, and enduringly influential, the work remains essential for readers interested in philosophy, moral reasoning, and the conditions of a fulfilled life.
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Published Jan 1, 1890
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Published Jan 1, 1890
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First Published
1890
Language
eng
Translation
From: grc
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