The Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle (Paperback)

Philosophy / Virtue / Leadership / Human Flourishing

Success tells you whether you reached the goal. Aristotle asks whether the goal was worth reaching.

Written in the fourth century BC, The Nicomachean Ethics is one of the foundational works of Western moral philosophy. Its central subject is practical: what does it mean to live well?

Aristotle examines happiness, virtue, friendship, courage, justice, pleasure, judgment, habit, and the relationship between character and the choices repeated across a lifetime.

For Aristotle, character does not simply happen. It is practiced. Courage develops through courageous action. Judgment matures through experience. Excellence grows through habit.

That makes The Nicomachean Ethics unexpectedly modern. For the executive making difficult decisions, the professional deciding what success will cost, the young adult forming habits, the leader balancing ambition with responsibility, or the reader asking what a worthwhile life actually looks like, Aristotle refuses easy answers and asks better questions.

What is happiness? What does friendship require? Can intelligence exist without practical wisdom? What separates confidence from courage? When does ambition become vanity? How do repeated choices become character?

This Trumpet Publishing House complete and unabridged edition returns one of the central texts of Western civilization to readers who want to encounter Aristotle's argument in full.

Build the career. Win the argument. Lead the organization. Aristotle still asks: what kind of person are you becoming?

Book details

Title: The Nicomachean Ethics I Author: Aristotle I Publisher: Trumpet Publishing House I Original work: Fourth century BC I Edition: Complete and Unabridged, Restored and Presented by Trumpet Publishing House I Format: Paperback I Product code: TPH-PB-NE-AR-001 I Price: US$29.99 I Production: Made to order

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