Nicomachean Ethics

Ἠθικὰ Νικομάχεια

Aristotle (384-322 BC), a renowned ancient Greek philosopher and educator, is considered the epitome of Greek philosophy. This book is a seminal work in Western ethics, exploring the concept of the best life. In it, Aristotle defines the nature and purpose of ethics, offering in-depth analysis of key concepts and issues such as the soul, virtue, and happiness. He thus identifies the ultimate purpose of human life: happiness. This book can be considered the foundational work of the first ethical system in human thought, profoundly influencing subsequent ethical thinking and research.

2003-11-01

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