A portrait of Aristotle

[Chicago]: University of Chicago Press (1963)
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A key introduction to Aristotle, emphasizing the importance of his biological thinking to the study of his thought. Written for students and the general reader with little prior knowledge of Aristotle, this edition features a new preface by Professor Grene.

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