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Aristotelian ethics, as a book category, encompasses works grounded in or directly engaging Aristotle’s virtue-based moral theory: the pursuit of eudaimonia (human flourishing) through the cultivation of moral and intellectual virtues, practical wisdom (phronesis), habituation, and the doctrine of the mean. Titles in this category include translations and commentaries on the Nicomachean Ethics, historical and philosophical analyses of Aristotelian concepts, contemporary applications of virtue ethics to law, politics, education, medicine and business, and comparative studies that contrast Aristotelian approaches with utilitarian, deontological, or care-ethical frameworks. Readers can expect discussions of character formation, moral psychology, the role of reason in ethical life, and the social and political contexts necessary for flourishing, written for audiences ranging from introductory students to specialist scholars.

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