Nicomachean Ethics

Euthyphro>Aristotle>

Branch Note:

Named after one of his students.

This is probably not something that Aristotle actually wrote. They are most likely the notes of a student.

Wrongdoing in Plato & Aristotle is always a function of irrationality.

(Side note - Alasdair MacIntyre - significant ethicist who has nearly single handedly restored Aristotelian ethics, separating him from being lumped together in with ... {After Virtue, Whose Justice? Which Rationality?, Three Rival Versions of Moral Inquiry} MacIntryre argues that rival ethical perspectives are incommensurable.)

Attached text:

"We have found, then, that the human function is activity of the soul in accord with reason or requiring reason."