Around 1097b, in the Nicomachean ethics, Aristotle describes happiness as being chosen for itself.
Nicomachean ethics is said to be Aristotle's best known work on ethics that is the science of good for human life, at which each of our actions aim.
This work has ten books or scrolls, which are understood to be based on noted that were taken from his lectures at the Lyceum. The title of the work itself is based on and dedicated to Nichomachus. It may also have been dedicated to his father as well, who was called by the same name. This work plays a great role in explaining Aristotlian ethics.
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