Book VIII of this work contains a description of the three kinds of friendship, which leads to a discussion of political corruption.
Book VIII of this work contains a description of the three kinds of friendship, which leads to a discussion of political corruption. Book III features passages about courage and temperance along with the importance of deliberation, which the author regards as the difference between luck and goodness. Book VI contains the five intellectual virtues, which include Sophia and Phronesis, but it is in Book II that the "Doctrine of the Mean" is introduced. For 10 points name this work of moral philosophy compiled by the son of Aristotle.
Book VIII of this work contains a description of the three kinds of friendship, which leads to a discussion of political corruption.
{Nicomachean Ethics}