The Works of Aristotle: The Great, and Eudemian, Ethics and the Politics, and Economics of Aristotle

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This volume contains the Great Ethics together with the Eudemian Ethics, the Politics and the Economics. The translations of Aristotle by Taylor are unique amongst those of modern times because Thomas Taylor was convinced - as were the neoplatonists of late antiquity - that Aristotle should be read and understood as a Platonist rather than as a dissenter from his teacher.

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