Aristotle's Ethics

Aristotle's Ethics centers on the idea of achieving a good life through the practice of virtue. He believes that true happiness, or eudaimonia, comes from living in accordance with reason and developing character traits such as courage, justice, and wisdom. Aristotle emphasizes the "Golden Mean," which means finding balance and moderation in one's actions and emotions. Ethics, for him, is about cultivating habits that lead to moral excellence, making choices that promote the well-being of both individuals and society, ultimately guiding us toward a fulfilling and meaningful life.