Analysis essay on Aristotle’s argument

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In Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics Ⅰ.12 1101b10-1102a4, he reaches to the conclusion that happiness is to be prized rather than be praised. He gives a series of different ways to support that claim. He first shows that we always praise something in regard to something else, and uses an example of the gods. Then he mentions Eudoxus’ logic of how praising works. Finally he argues that being prized should be used in terms of happiness. Firstly, Aristotle thinks the language use supports how the word “praise” is used, since it always refer to some kind of standard.

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