Nicomachean Ethics

Book I

 

Book II

 

Realm (R)

Deficient state (D)

Mean state (virtue) (M)

Excessive state (E)

Fear and confidence

cowardly

bravery

rash

Pleasure and pain

insensible

temperance

intemperance

Giving and taking money

ungenerosity

generosity

wastefulness

Giving and taking money (concerned with large matters)

stinginess

magnificence

Ostentation and vulgarity

Honor and dishonor

pusillanimity

magnanimity

vanity

Anger

in-irascible

mild

irascible

Truth-telling

Self-deprecation

truthfulness

boastfulness

Pleasure in amusements

boorishness

wit

buffoonery

Pleasures in daily life

Quarrelsome and ill-tempered

friendly

ingratiating or (if he does it for his own advantage) flatterer

Pleasure and pain at what happens to our neighbors

spite

Proper indignation

envy

 

 

Book III

 

Book IV

 

Book V

 

Book VI

 

Book VII

 

Book VIII

 

Book IX

 

Book X

 

Extras

 

Bibliography

Aristotle. (2001). Nicomachean Ethics. In M. L. Morgan (Ed.), Classics of Moral and Political Theory (3rd ed., pp. 195-300). Indianapolis.

Aristotle. (2004). Nicomachean Ethics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

 


 

Politics

Book I

 

Book II

 

Book III

 

Book IV

 

Book VII

 

Book VIII

 

Extras

 

Bibliography

Ağaoğulları, M. A. (2013). Kent Devletinden İmparatorluğa. Ankara: İmge Kitabevi Yayınları.

Aristoteles. (2017). Politika. (F. Akderin, Trans.) İstanbul: Say Yayınları.