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9780791448953

The Wisdom of Aristotle

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    9780791448953

  • ISBN10:

    0791448959

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-05-01
  • Publisher: State Univ of New York Pr

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Author Biography

Carlo Natali is Professor of History of Philosophy at the University of Venice Gerald Parks is Associate Professor of Translation at the University of Trieste.

Table of Contents

Abbreviations ix
Virtue or Science?
1(38)
An Ur-Ethik in the Topics?
1(1)
Φρovnσls in the Topics
2(4)
Virtue, Science and Φρovnσls in EE VIII I
6(4)
Φρovnσls as a Dianoetic Virtue
10(4)
Φρovnσls and Ethical Virtue
14(2)
Λoγos: Reason, Rule or Reasoning?
16(3)
Wisdom According to Aristotle
19(8)
General Characteristics of Practical Knowledge According to Aristotle
27(12)
Appendix: The Right Mean
35(4)
Ends and Means
39(24)
The Ends Are Provided By Virtue, the Means by Reason
39(6)
The Means Are the Object of Reason and Desire
45(4)
The Ends Are the Object of Desire and Reason
49(5)
Virtue and Wisdom
54(3)
End and Mean
57(6)
The Practical Syllogism
63(48)
Perhaps It Doesn't Exist. No One Knows What It Is About
63(4)
The Major Premise
67(9)
The Minor Premise
76(11)
The Link Between the Two Types of Premise
87(5)
The Conclusion Is an Action
92(3)
The Role of the Practical Syllogism
95(16)
Appendix: Weakness of the Will According to EN VII 3, 1147a 24-b 5
100(11)
Aristotle's Conception of Happiness
111(66)
A Discussion of English-Speaking Interpreters
111(3)
Some Observations on the Foregoing Discussion
114(3)
Happiness According to Plato's Academy
117(2)
Aristotle's Critique
119(5)
The ``Parts'' and Necessary Conditions of Happiness
124(2)
Happiness as the Supreme Good
126(5)
Happiness as a Way of Life
131(7)
The Definition of Happiness in ENI 7. Part One
138(6)
The Definition of Happiness in ENI 7. Part Two
144(7)
More Remarks About the ``Parts'' of Happiness
151(3)
The Definition of Happiness in ENX 6--8 and EE VIII 3. Part One
154(5)
The Definition of Happiness in ENX 8--11 and EE VIII 3. Part Two
159(6)
Happiness and the Best Constitution
165(6)
An Active Life
171(6)
Conclusion 177(6)
Afterword 183(8)
Notes 191(38)
Texts Cited 229(12)
Index of Greek Terms 241(4)
Index of Names 245(4)
Index of Passages Cited 249(8)
Subject Index 257

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