The political dimensions of Aristotle's Ethics

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The political dimensions of Aristotle's Ethics

by Richard Bodéüs ; translated by Jan Edward Garrett

(SUNY series in ancient Greek philosophy)

State University of New York Press, c1993

  • : pbk

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Philosophe et la cité

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注記

Originally published: Paris : Publications de la Faculté de Philosophie et Lettres de l'Université de Liège, 1982

Bibliography: p. 199-224

Includes indexes

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内容説明

A study in the best tradition of classical scholarship, showing mastery of commentary and scholarship in eight languages, this book argues that the Ethics is integral to a series of politically oriented philosophical addresses aimed at morally mature political leaders. Bodeus's critical review of the major approaches to Aristotle's texts is an excellent introduction to the subject.

目次

Author's Preface to the English Edition Translator's Preface Abbreviations Introduction Chapter 1 In Search of Aristotle's Project I. Difficulties peculiar to the interpretation of Aristotle II. 1. The Corpus in the catalog of Andronicus of Rhodes 2. Conceptions inherent in the principles of division 3. The supposed foundations of the systematizing interpretation III. 1. The first set of interpretive categories 2. A second set of interpretive categories 3. A third set of interpretive categories 4. Provisional balance sheet IV . 1. The common plan of the Ethics and the Politics : Ancient testimonies 2. Modern exegesis V. 1. A key-concept: 2. Prudential knowledge 3. Conclusions VI. The meaning of Aristotle's project Chapter 2 The Justification for a Political Teaching I . 1. A privileged document 2. A reflection in the Socratic-Platonic tradition 3. The limits of discourse in education II. 1. On the insufficiency of discourse for forming the good person 2. On the need for laws 3. On the formation of the lawgiver III. 1. The purpose of the lectures contained in the Ethics and the Politics 2. The intellectual nature of legislative activity IV. Philosophy to the aid of the lawgiver Chapter 3 The Development of Aristotle's Philosophy and Aristotle's Position in the Development of Philosophy I. The problem II. 1. Affinities with Politics vii-viii 2. Affinities with the Protrepticus III. Aristotle and the development of philosophy Chapter 4 The Public Character of Aristotle's Discourses I. Introduction 1. The complex nature of the documents 2. Oral communications 3. Lectures of a more or less private nature 4. An opening of the school to the city? 5. Differences with Plato II. 1. Obscure material circumstances 2. The traces of didactic precaution 3. A basic aspect of the discourse: The methodological statements Chapter 5 The Audience of the Political Discourses I. The concerns of the "speaker" II. Prerequisites for the discourse 1. The limits of language as instrument of knowledge 2. The experience required of the listener 3. The faculty of "comprehension" III. Education and critical aptitude 1. In music 2. In drawing 3. In medicine 4. Conclusion IV. The need to be educated 1. The unity of the concept "educated" 2. The deficiencies of the traditional interpretation 3. Results of to be avoided 4. General education and politics V. The practical relevance of education 1. New preliminaries for the discourse 2. "Good moral habits" and practical education Conclusion Education, Ethics and Politics Notes Bibliography Index of Passages from Plato and Aristotle Index of Ancient and Medieval Names Index of More Important Greek Terms Subject Index

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