• In Nicomachean Ethics, Book I, 1-2, Aristotle notices that all of our actions are guided to some good, and since there exist a good which is sought by means of the other goods, it can be said that this is the supreme good of men. This supreme good is conceived in several ways, but with the intention to determine exactly what it is, the stagirian aims to examine the main hypothesis proposed about this good. During this review, Aristotle shows an special interest for the hypothesis according to wh…Read more