Aristotle's EthicsISBN: 978-0-631-15946-9
Paperback
140 pages
January 1991, Wiley-Blackwell
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‘This is an excellent book; the best introduction to
Aristotle’s Ethics that I know of. It is beautifully
written, with very well chosen modern examples illustrating various
aspects of Aristotle’s thought. Urmson succeeds in what one
sees very rarely nowadays in philosophy; to reach the university
student or interested layperson who wants an introduction to
Aristotelian ethics, to provide food for thought for the Aristotle
specialist, and to present material that will challenge the
contemporary moral philosopher. This book should not only help us
understand Aristotle better, but should also have salutary impact
on contemporary systematic moral philosophy.’ – Julius
Moravcsik, Stanford University
‘This book will be an excellent introduction to Aristotle’s Ethics. It is written in a clear and lively style. It brings out the main philosophical issues, and discusses them in an interesting and illuminating way. As an introduction to Aristotle’s ideas about ethics it could not be bettered.’ -- John Ackrill, Brasenose College, Oxford