To anyone who has read all/part of Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics:
To anyone who has read all/part of Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics:
Did Aristotle say *anything* about reason and morality (in relation to eachother) other than that correct reasoning leads to morality? Because I honestly don't remember reading anything else about the two together. At all. And I've been looking since a bit before 4, and can't find anything in the book either. Maybe I'm blind... I dunno, I'll look through it again. But even a "yes" or "no" to my question would really really help...
Did Aristotle say *anything* about reason and morality (in relation to eachother) other than that correct reasoning leads to morality? Because I honestly don't remember reading anything else about the two together. At all. And I've been looking since a bit before 4, and can't find anything in the book either. Maybe I'm blind... I dunno, I'll look through it again. But even a "yes" or "no" to my question would really really help...