Eudemian Ethics: Books I, II, and VIII (Clarendon Aristotle) (Bks.1, 2 & 8)

It has long been recognized that anyone seriously interested in Aristotle's moral philosophy will need to take full account of the Eudemian Ethics, a work still gravely neglected in favor of the better-known Nicomachean Ethics. The relation between the two continues to be the subject of lively scholarly debate. This volume contains a translation of three of the eight books of the Eudemian Ethics--those that are likely to be of most interest to philosophers today--together with a philosophical commentary on these books from a contemporary point of view. Intended to serve the needs of readers of Aristotle without a knowledge of Greek, this book's aim in translation has been to give as accurate an idea as possible of Aristotle's text; but for the benefit of those who are able to read the original, there are notes on the Greek text used for problematic passages. 000000.pdf 1 000001.pdf 2 000002.pdf 3 000003.pdf 4 000004.pdf 5 000005.pdf 6 000006.pdf 7 000007.pdf 8 000008.pdf 9 000009.pdf 10 000010.pdf 11 000011.pdf 12 000012.pdf 13 000013.pdf 14 000014.pdf 15 000015.pdf 16 000016.pdf 17 000017.pdf 18 000018.pdf 19 000019.pdf 20 000020.pdf 21 000021.pdf 22 000022.pdf 23 000023.pdf 24 000024.pdf 25 000025.pdf 26 000026.pdf 27 000027.pdf 28 000028.pdf 29 000029.pdf 30 000030.pdf 31 000031.pdf 32 000032.pdf 33 000033.pdf 34 000034.pdf 35 000035.pdf 36 000036.pdf 37 000037.pdf 38 000038.pdf 39 000039.pdf 40 000040.pdf 41 000041.pdf 42 000042.pdf 43 000043.pdf 44 000044.pdf 45 000045.pdf 46 000046.pdf 47 000047.pdf 48 000048.pdf 49 000049.pdf 50 000050.pdf 51 000051.pdf 52 000052.pdf 53 000053.pdf 54 000054.pdf 55 000055.pdf 56 000056.pdf 57 000057.pdf 58 000058.pdf 59 000059.pdf 60 000060.pdf 61 000061.pdf 62 000062.pdf 63 000063.pdf 64 000064.pdf 65 000065.pdf 66 000066.pdf 67 000067.pdf 68 000068.pdf 69 000069.pdf 70 000070.pdf 71 000071.pdf 72 000072.pdf 73 000073.pdf 74 000074.pdf 75 000075.pdf 76 000076.pdf 77 000077.pdf 78 000078.pdf 79 000079.pdf 80 000080.pdf 81 000081.pdf 82 000082.pdf 83 000083.pdf 84 000084.pdf 85 000085.pdf 86 000086.pdf 87 000087.pdf 88 000088.pdf 89 000089.pdf 90 000090.pdf 91 000091.pdf 92 000092.pdf 93 000093.pdf 94 000094.pdf 95 000095.pdf 96 000096.pdf 97 000097.pdf 98 000098.pdf 99 000099.pdf 100 000100.pdf 101 000101.pdf 102 000102.pdf 103 000103.pdf 104 000104.pdf 105 000105.pdf 106 000106.pdf 107 000107.pdf 108 000108.pdf 109 000109.pdf 110 000110.pdf 111 000111.pdf 112 000112.pdf 113 000113.pdf 114 000114.pdf 115 000115.pdf 116 000116.pdf 117 000117.pdf 118 000118.pdf 119 000119.pdf 120 000120.pdf 121 000121.pdf 122 000122.pdf 123 000123.pdf 124 000124.pdf 125 000125.pdf 126 000126.pdf 127 000127.pdf 128 000128.pdf 129 000129.pdf 130 000130.pdf 131 000131.pdf 132 000132.pdf 133 000133.pdf 134 000134.pdf 135 000135.pdf 136 000136.pdf 137 000137.pdf 138 000138.pdf 139 000139.pdf 140 000140.pdf 141 000141.pdf 142 000142.pdf 143 000143.pdf 144 000144.pdf 145 000145.pdf 146 000146.pdf 147 000147.pdf 148 000148.pdf 149 000149.pdf 150 000150.pdf 151 000151.pdf 152 000152.pdf 153 000153.pdf 154 000154.pdf 155 000155.pdf 156 000156.pdf 157 000157.pdf 158 000158.pdf 159 000159.pdf 160 000160.pdf 161 000161.pdf 162 000162.pdf 163 000163.pdf 164 000164.pdf 165 000165.pdf 166 000166.pdf 167 000167.pdf 168 000168.pdf 169 000169.pdf 170 000170.pdf 171 000171.pdf 172 000172.pdf 173 000173.pdf 174 000174.pdf 175 000175.pdf 176 000176.pdf 177 000177.pdf 178 000178.pdf 179 000179.pdf 180 000180.pdf 181 000181.pdf 182 000182.pdf 183 000183.pdf 184 000184.pdf 185 000185.pdf 186 000186.pdf 187 000187.pdf 188 000188.pdf 189 000189.pdf 190 000190.pdf 191 000191.pdf 192 000192.pdf 193 000193.pdf 194 000194.pdf 195 000195.pdf 196 000196.pdf 197 000197.pdf 198 000198.pdf 199 000199.pdf 200 000200.pdf 201 000201.pdf 202 000202.pdf 203 000203.pdf 204 000204.pdf 205 000205.pdf 206 000206.pdf 207 000207.pdf 208 000208.pdf 209 000209.pdf 210 000210.pdf 211 000211.pdf 212 000212.pdf 213 000213.pdf 214 000214.pdf 215 000215.pdf 216 000216.pdf 217 000217.pdf 218 000218.pdf 219 000219.pdf 220 000220.pdf 221 000221.pdf 222 000222.pdf 223 000223.pdf 224 000224.pdf 225 000225.pdf 226 Anyone Seriously Interested In Aristotle's Moral Philosophy Must Take Full Account Of The Eudemian Ethics, A Work Which Has In The Past Been Unduly Neglected In Favour Of The Nicomachean Ethics. The Relation Between The Two Treatises Is Now The Subject Of Lively Debate. This Volume Contains A Translation Of Three Of The Eight Books Of The Eudemian Ethics - Those That Are Likely To Be Of Most Interest To Philosophers Today - Together With A Philosophical Commentary On These Books From A Contemporary Point Of View. Like The Other Volumes In The Series, It Is Intended To Serve The Needs Of Readers Of Aristotle Without A Knowledge Of Greek, And The Aim In The Translation Has Been To Give As Accurate An Idea As Possible Of Aristotle's Text; But For The Benefit Of Those Who Are Able To Read The Original There Are Notes On The Greek Text Used For Problematic Passages. In Preparing This New Edition Michael Woods Has Taken Account Of The Recent Oxford Classical Text Of The Eudemian Ethics, On Which The Translation, Is Now Based, As Well As Recent Work On Aspects Of Aristotle's Moral Philosophy.--book Jacket. Aristotle ; Translated With A Commentary By Michael Woods. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 201-204) And Index.