Nicomachean Ethics' by Aristotle (350 BCE)

Nicomachean Ethics' is a philosophical work written by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle in 350 BCE.

The book focuses on the concepts of virtue, justice, and happiness.

Aristotle argues that everyone should strive to become morally virtuous in order to attain true happiness.

He defines virtue as a mean between two vices, that is, the excesses and deficiencies of a given character trait.

He believes that justice is a necessary part of any system of ethics.

According to Aristotle, morality should be based on reason and logic rather than on religious beliefs and customs.

The book also explores the different types of friendships and how they can be beneficial to individuals.

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