Aristotle’s View of Humanity’s Highest Aspirations

Aristotle is the grandfather of ethics and human flourishing; his book The Nicomachean Ethics has been a classic read in philosophy and ethics courses at universities since about 340 B.C.E. He studied with Plato and is largely credited with inventing logic and natural science. In this blog, I will share a brief outline of Aristotle's first section entitled "The Human Good", including a few quotations about humanity's highest virtues.

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