Aristotle / Nicomachean Ethics

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Irwin Terence

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TextPublication details: Hackett Publishing Company, 1985Description: 448ISBN:

915145650

Summary: This book is a central text in Greek Ethics, a primary source of medieval ethics, and a permanent stimulus to constructive thought about morality. Preface, Introduction, Note on the Text, Abbreviations, Nicomachean Ethics, The Highest Good: Happiness, Virtues of Character in General, The Preconditions of Virtue, The Individual Virtues of Character, Justice, Virtues of Thought, Conditions Connected with Virtue and Vice: Continence and Incontinence, The Varieties of Friendship, Disputes Between Friends with Dissimilar Aims, The Sources of Justification of Friendship, Pleasure, Happiness: Further Discussion, Ethics and Moral Education and Politics, Notes, Annonated Glossary, Aristotle's Literary References, Further Reading.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Books	MC Athens Campus Library	171/.3 IRW (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	9780000003539

This book is a central text in Greek Ethics, a primary source of medieval ethics, and a permanent stimulus to constructive thought about morality. Preface, Introduction, Note on the Text, Abbreviations, Nicomachean Ethics, The Highest Good: Happiness, Virtues of Character in General, The Preconditions of Virtue, The Individual Virtues of Character, Justice, Virtues of Thought, Conditions Connected with Virtue and Vice: Continence and Incontinence, The Varieties of Friendship, Disputes Between Friends with Dissimilar Aims, The Sources of Justification of Friendship, Pleasure, Happiness: Further Discussion, Ethics and Moral Education and Politics, Notes, Annonated Glossary, Aristotle's Literary References, Further Reading.

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