Ética a Nicômaco (Clássicos da literatura mundial)

The Nicomachean Ethics emphasizes virtues as central to living well. I wonder what personal or historical influences shaped this perspective.

The idea that virtue lies between excess and deficiency resonates, but applying it in modern life can be tricky. How do others interpret this balance in today's context?

This ancient text offers timeless wisdom, but translating that into modern scenarios isn't always straightforward. Curious about how others connect these ideas to current issues.