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Discover the transformative insights in 'One Swallow Does Not Make a Summer', a revealing selection from Aristotle's 'The Nicomachean Ethics'. This thought-provoking paperback, published by Penguin UK, delves into the timeless questions of happiness, virtue, and ethical living. With 128 pages of profound philosophy, Aristotle dissects the nature of human well-being, urging readers to reflect on essential values such as community, responsibility, courage, and friendship. Perfect for anyone seeking personal development, this book is a cornerstone of Western thought that fosters deeper understanding of the self and relationships. Ideal for students of philosophy, lovers of classic literature, and anyone interested in a better life, 'One Swallow Does Not Make a Summer' invokes discussions around agency, reasoning, desire, and pleasure. As part of Penguin's Great Ideas series, this essential read continues to influence modern perspectives, proving that great philosophy can ignite change and challenge traditional beliefs. Whether you are versed in ethical studies or discovering Aristotle for the first time, this book is a guiding light, helping to navigate the complex landscape of human emotion and moral responsibility. Add this compelling text to your collection now and embark on a journey to live well and in harmony with others.