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Ethics
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From the Preface: "This book is designed for the student of philosophy who wants to work on Aristotle's moral philosophy but does not read Greek. It includes most of the Nicomachean Ethics, but also a sizeable part of the Eudemian Ethics; a comparison between the two rather different treatments of much the same problems is instructive. Extended extracts from De Anima and De Motu Animalium are also printed, these being of particular interest and importance in connection with the psychology of action. The Introduction is introductory and fairly general. It aims at alerting the reader who is new to Aristotle to some of the questions that are raised in or by his ethical writings. The notes at the end, on the other hand, are sometimes on points of detail. They make free use of cross references and are intended for the student who is not just reading but is really working on the Ethics. J.L.A"
Format: Paperback
Published: 1973
Pages: 278
Publisher: Faber
ISBN: 9780571101252
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