"Aristotle and Orthos Logos" is a profound non-fiction book that addresses the dignity of human existence. It illuminates Aristotle's ethical-political theory and examines how human action and individual fulfillment align with nature. The author, Aloma Amade, analyzes the concepts of nature and order that Aristotle formulated in his works "Physics" and "Metaphysics." The book argues that human existence is a calling to happiness and that the right reason, or "orthos logos," is the key to a fulfilled life. Through education and political structures based on these principles, the pursuit of peace, development, and happiness is promoted. This work encourages reflection on the fundamental questions of human dignity and responsibility and offers a philosophical perspective on the challenges of today's world.