Happiness, the Supreme End

In Ethics with Aristotle. New York: Oxford University Press (1991)
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What is the best human life? is a question for the Aristotelian statesman and for those whom upbringing has endowed with good starting points. The analysis of Aristotle's answer takes us to the idea of happiness, to the problem of its relation to other goods, and to its definition in terms of the human function.

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