by Aristote · République des Lettres · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782824914169
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The "Nicomachean Ethics", composed of ten books, is one of the main works expounding Aristotle's moral philosophy, which remains in substance the most significant expression of Greek morality. Critiquing the Platonic conception of Ideas, Aristotle treats here of what should guide man in all his actions, namely happiness, the ultimate meaning of human life. He develops a theory of human virtues, dividing them into dianoetic virtues, relating to the intellectual part of the soul, and ethical virtues, relating more to character and feelings.
