Theories of Justice in Economics and Philosophy
In Book IV, Aristotle completes his list of ethical virtues and vices (See table above, in Book II, for the list of all of them), except for the supreme virtue, justice, to which he devotes all of Book V. BOOK V. Book V is devoted to the supreme ethical virtue, justice, which, Aristotle explains, encompasses all the others. ................
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