Aristotle's Nicomacian Ethics is his best known work on ethics.

The Nicomacian Ethics consists of 10 books and is understood to be based on notes from Aristotle's lectures.

These notes were certainly never intended for publication.

Sometimes these notes are merely cues to talk more generally about a subject, and at other

times they are more representative of what Aristotle would have actually said to his students.

The Nicarmacchian ethics is widely considered to be a precursor to Aristotle's works on politics.

So we're looking at two key questions.

How can we do best for the citizens?

And what is the good life and how do we achieve it?

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Hello and welcome to episode 28 of the Pan Scicast. I'm Jack Symes and I'm joined once again by the rational Mr. Andrew Horton. Good day. And the virtuous Mr. Olly Marley, hello as well.

Great news. The audiobook. Do you want to share what this is all about, Andy? What's going on?

Yeah, so we've recently decided that we're going to pursue an audio book in the Christianity,

well, Christian thought modules for the OCR spec for the current A level.

Now, what that will mean is, is that we have a lot of really interesting topics that we

wouldn't usually do on the panpsychast because we're focusing on philosophy and ethics,

but it'll be a theology-based audio book.

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