The Highest Good
(c. ? BC)
Author: Aristotle
About
"The Highest Good" was included in the Great Books Foundation's 50th Anniversary Reading Program. It seems certain that it is made up of one or more sections from either the Nichomachean Ethics or the Eudemian Ethics but I do not know for certain which it is.
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