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Ἠθικὰ Νικομάχεια
What is the good life? Aristotle's answer is eudaimonia — flourishing — which comes not from pleasure or wealth but from living according to virtue. And virtue, he argues, is a habit: we become brave by doing brave things, just by doing just things. Most virtues lie in a middle path between two extremes.
Written for his son Nicomachus, these lectures on character, friendship, justice, and happiness remain one of the most practical and influential works of ethics ever written.
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