After the virtue

This book discusses Western culture from its foundation with an overview, explanation, analysis, and reference to a single principle, which is individualism. It raises the question: if individualism is the foundation, then where are ethics and virtues? Individualism and selfishness are twins and are not suitable for building societies. The author answers by saying that it is based on the philosophy of the Greek philosopher Aristotle, who saw that the best of matters is the middle way. The book is characterized by a quasi-encyclopedic nature. It did not leave out any idea, theory, or school of the West except that it examined it, seeking to present a solution that involves working with Aristotelian ethics, while also aiming to provide intellectual, linguistic enjoyment, and significant cultural benefit.