A Timeless Exploration of Ethics
Aristotle's 'Nicomachean Ethics' stands as a cornerstone in the study of moral philosophy. This seminal work is revered for its profound insights into the nature of human happiness, virtue, and the ethical life. At its heart, Aristotle posits that happiness is the ultimate goal of human existence, achieved through virtuous actions and the development of good character.
A Faithful and Elegant Translation
Translators Robert C. Bartlett and Susan D. Collins offer a version of the 'Ethics' that captures the precision and elegance of Aristotle's original text. Their translation is not only faithful but also accessible, making it an ideal choice for both students and scholars.
Comprehensive Annotations and Interpretations
This edition includes extensive notes and a glossary to aid readers in understanding the complex ideas presented. The introduction and interpretive essay provide valuable context, highlighting the central arguments and the work's significance within Aristotle's broader political philosophy.
A Work for the Ages
'Nicomachean Ethics' has captivated audiences across different eras and cultures, influencing thinkers from ancient to modern times. This new edition promises to be the definitive English-language translation, continuing to inspire and challenge readers worldwide.
