by Aristóteles · WHARTON SCHOOL · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788420511412
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«Ética eudemia» is Aristotle's treatise on moral philosophy, published by Wharton School in paperback (134 pages, in Spanish).
Aristotle examines what makes life worth living, what happiness is, and what it consists of. He analyses human action and the relationship between action and virtue, distinguishes moral and intellectual virtues, and considers the role of friendship and pleasure in a full life.
The edition is from 1985, with didactic material prepared by Rafael Sartorio; it belongs to the Clásicos del pensamiento collection.
This book is of interest to philosophy students and readers of Aristotelian ethics.
