What Is Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics Annotated
Annotated Bibliography
Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, book VIII and IX talk about the different types of friendships and what they mean to the person. The articles I’ve selected provide a better explanation on what Aristotle meant by giving examples and up to date explanations. The other sources help provide a better understanding on what dual relationships is for a social worker and the consequences attached to those actions. The last two sources help understand what a social worker needs to become a certified worker, and the ethical codes they need to follow daily.
Sources
A., Ross, W., & Brown, L. (2009). The Nicomachean Ethics (Oxford world's classics). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
In this book, Aristotle, the philosopher, writes …show more content…
(2018, April 06). Retrieved April 08, 2018, from https://socialworklicensure.org/state/social-work-licensure-texas.html
The social work licensure provides all the information for the different types of licensing there are for social workers. It provides information such as degrees needed, cost, and license renewal. It also gives the option to see what other states require from social workers. What I would be using from this website would be the information and requirements needed to become a licensed social worker.
TRACY, T. (1979). Perfect Friendship in Aristotle's "Nicomachean Ethics". Illinois Classical Studies, 4, 65-75. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/23061134
The article by Theodore Tracy mainly focuses on the vocabulary on the ten books from the Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle and the different type of friendships there are. The article provides examples and a better explanation on the word philia on how Aristotle uses them to portray the different types of friendships. What I will use from this source are the different examples and explanations the author provides. The strengths from this article is the in depth focus on the different types of friendships and the
Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, book VIII and IX talk about the different types of friendships and what they mean to the person. The articles I’ve selected provide a better explanation on what Aristotle meant by giving examples and up to date explanations. The other sources help provide a better understanding on what dual relationships is for a social worker and the consequences attached to those actions. The last two sources help understand what a social worker needs to become a certified worker, and the ethical codes they need to follow daily.
Sources
A., Ross, W., & Brown, L. (2009). The Nicomachean Ethics (Oxford world's classics). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
In this book, Aristotle, the philosopher, writes …show more content…
(2018, April 06). Retrieved April 08, 2018, from https://socialworklicensure.org/state/social-work-licensure-texas.html
The social work licensure provides all the information for the different types of licensing there are for social workers. It provides information such as degrees needed, cost, and license renewal. It also gives the option to see what other states require from social workers. What I would be using from this website would be the information and requirements needed to become a licensed social worker.
TRACY, T. (1979). Perfect Friendship in Aristotle's "Nicomachean Ethics". Illinois Classical Studies, 4, 65-75. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/23061134
The article by Theodore Tracy mainly focuses on the vocabulary on the ten books from the Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle and the different type of friendships there are. The article provides examples and a better explanation on the word philia on how Aristotle uses them to portray the different types of friendships. What I will use from this source are the different examples and explanations the author provides. The strengths from this article is the in depth focus on the different types of friendships and the