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The Completion of the Philosophy of Human Affairs in Aristotle's ›Politics‹
This chapter is in the book The Completion of the Philosophy of Human Affairs in Aristotle's ›Politics‹

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface IX
  3. Contents XIX
  4. Abbreviations XXIII
  5. Part I: Preliminaries
  6. Chapter 1 Introduction 1
  7. Chapter 2 Critical Prolegomena 39
  8. Part II: The Notions of Political Knowledge or Ability (politikē) in Nic. Eth. 1.1
  9. Chapter 3 The Teleological Perspective 63
  10. Chapter 4 The Concept of the Knowledge of politikē 103
  11. Chapter 5 The Human good 123
  12. Chapter 6 Making Citizens Good Humans (Nic. Eth. 1.10 –2.1) 136
  13. Chapter 7 The Household as Social Setting for Moral Education 152
  14. Chapter 8 The Flaws of Statesmen 181
  15. Chapter 9 The Transition to Pol. in Nic. Eth. 10.10 198
  16. Part III: Pol. 1.1 – 2
  17. Chapter 10 “Starting with First Things First”¹: Pol. 1.1. 215
  18. Chapter 11 Theoretical Issues in Pol. 1.1 Concerning Governing; The Method Outlined 231
  19. Chapter 12 Pol. 1.2. First Associations. The polis. “Human Being” (anthrōpos), and the Standard of Nature 257
  20. Chapter 13 The polis Exists by Nature – The Human Being Belongs to the polis by Nature 281
  21. Chapter 14 The Absence of Political Thinking in Nic. Eth. 307
  22. Bibliography 336
  23. Index rerum 342
  24. Index nominum 344
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111592633-018

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface IX
  3. Contents XIX
  4. Abbreviations XXIII
  5. Part I: Preliminaries
  6. Chapter 1 Introduction 1
  7. Chapter 2 Critical Prolegomena 39
  8. Part II: The Notions of Political Knowledge or Ability (politikē) in Nic. Eth. 1.1
  9. Chapter 3 The Teleological Perspective 63
  10. Chapter 4 The Concept of the Knowledge of politikē 103
  11. Chapter 5 The Human good 123
  12. Chapter 6 Making Citizens Good Humans (Nic. Eth. 1.10 –2.1) 136
  13. Chapter 7 The Household as Social Setting for Moral Education 152
  14. Chapter 8 The Flaws of Statesmen 181
  15. Chapter 9 The Transition to Pol. in Nic. Eth. 10.10 198
  16. Part III: Pol. 1.1 – 2
  17. Chapter 10 “Starting with First Things First”¹: Pol. 1.1. 215
  18. Chapter 11 Theoretical Issues in Pol. 1.1 Concerning Governing; The Method Outlined 231
  19. Chapter 12 Pol. 1.2. First Associations. The polis. “Human Being” (anthrōpos), and the Standard of Nature 257
  20. Chapter 13 The polis Exists by Nature – The Human Being Belongs to the polis by Nature 281
  21. Chapter 14 The Absence of Political Thinking in Nic. Eth. 307
  22. Bibliography 336
  23. Index rerum 342
  24. Index nominum 344
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