For 10 points, name this ancient Greek philosopher who taught Alexander of Great studied under Plato.
The third book of a treatise by this thinker defines a citizen as someone who participates in the "deliberative or judicial" administration of a state. He began that work by stating that "man is, by nature, a political animal." This author defined a person's highest goal as eudaimonia (you-da-MO-nia) and advocated following a "golden mean" between extremes. He discussed hamartia (ha-MAR-sha), or fatal flaw, and catharsis when discussing tragedy in his Poetics. This author of Politics taught at the Lyceum and wrote a treatise on ethics named for his son Nicomachus. For 10 points, name this ancient Greek philosopher who taught Alexander of Great studied under Plato.
The third book of a treatise by this thinker defines a citizen as someone who participates in the "deliberative or judicial" administration of a state.
Aristotle