Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle

Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle

What is a good life, and can it be practised rather than merely admired? Aristotle's answer is that virtue is a habit — you become just by doing just things, the way you become a builder by building.

Across ten books he examines happiness as the highest end, the mean between excess and deficiency, courage and generosity, weakness of will, friendship, and why contemplation may be the highest activity available to us.

Two and a half thousand years old and still the starting point for every serious argument about character and the good life.

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