The Ethics of Aristotle: The Nicomachean Ethics

actions activity adultery Aeschylus affection Anaxagoras anger argument Aristotle behaviour believe bestial bodily pleasures brave CHAPTER character choice choose continence corrective justice courage course deficiency definition deliberate desire discussion disposition Empedocles equal ethics Eudoxus Eunoia Euripides evil excess exercise existence fact fear feel follows friends friendship give happiness Heraclitus honour human incontinent injustice intellectual intemperate involuntary justice kind knowledge less liberal mean minor premise moral nature Neoptolemus never Nicomachean Ethics object opinion opposite ourselves particular passion perfect persons Philoctetes phronesis pleasant pleasures and pains political science possession possible praised principle prodigality prudence question reason regarded relation result sake seek sense share soul speak Speusippus superior syllogism temperate theory of forms things thought timocracy tion true truth unjust vice virtue virtuous voluntary wisdom wish word wrong