Near the end the author notes that people commonly mistake pleasure to be a process after he has discounted Eudoxus' advocacy of pleasure because all people and animals seek it.
Near the end the author notes that people commonly mistake pleasure to be a process after he has discounted Eudoxus' advocacy of pleasure because all people and animals seek it. This recalls the seventh book, which notes that brutishness, vice, and hedonism are the three bad states of character. It begins by rejecting Plato's discounting of sensory observations in his Theory of Forms and argues that the "good" can be defined as the end goal of any activity. FTP, name this work that determines that happiness is the goal of life, a work in ten books by Aristotle.
Near the end the author notes that people commonly mistake pleasure to be a process after he has discounted Eudoxus' advocacy of pleasure because all people and animals seek it.
Nichomachean {Ethics}