Aristotle's practical side; on his psychology, ethics, politics and rhetoric.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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Aristotle's practical side; on his psychology, ethics, politics and rhetoric.

Fortenbaugh, William W.

Brill Academic Publishers

2006

482 pages

$194.00

Hardcover

Philosophia antiqua; a series of studies on ancient philosophy; v.101

B430

Fortenbaugh (classics emeritus, Rutgers U.) searches through Aristotle's moral psychology, ethics, political thought and work on rhetoric in these 24 articles Fortenbaugh generated across more than forty years. Convinced that Aristotle's ideas about the practical are neither fully nor ...

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