The Nicomachean Ethics Book IV

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The Nicomachean Ethics Book IV

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In which Aristotle delineates the mean virtues relating to wealth, honour, anger, and social intercourse, illustrating how true greatness and liberal generosity are measured not merely by external acts but by the propriety and motives that guide them. He further explores the balance in character between excess and defect—whether in giving, receiving, truthfulness, or jocularity—revealing that moral excellence is often a delicate temperance rather than mere quantity or display.

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