Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics - Book I

Explore Aristotle's argument for virtue as the path to human flourishing in this 28-minute lecture on Book I of Nicomachean Ethics. Delve into the philosopher's concept of eudaimonia as the ultimate goal of human action, and examine how rationality and virtue contribute to genuine happiness. Contrast Aristotle's views with those of Nietzsche, and investigate the relationship between morality and personal well-being. Gain insights into Aristotle's ethical framework, including his definition of "the good" for human beings and how it relates to our nature as rational creatures.

Introduction
Aristotle vs Nietzsche
Aristotles Argument
What is Happiness
The Good for a Creature