Ética a Nicómacosecond-hand

Who it's for

For readers who want to meet one of the foundations of Western ethics first-hand, with some patience: it is not a polished book but notes from his teaching at the Lyceum, and Aristotle himself warns that ethics cannot have the precision of mathematics.

Why people still read it

It became a central text of medieval philosophy, the basis of Thomas Aquinas's synthesis with Christian theology, and remained the authority on ethics at many universities into the seventeenth century. The modern revival of virtue ethics, with writers such as Alasdair MacIntyre and Martha Nussbaum, has renewed interest in it.

Written with the help of AI from todostuslibros and Wikipedia, without giving away the ending, and reviewed by a person.