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Aristotle on the Human Good

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Introduction
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What Is Pre-Socratic Ethics?
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Aristotle's Method in Ethics
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Introduction
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Dialectical Reasoning and the Dialectical Craft
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The Enterprise of Philosophy
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Aristotle’s Scientific and Flexible Philosophical Method
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Ethical Precision and the Practical Necessity ofEpistēmē
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Facts, Principles, and Aristotle’s Demonstrative Ethical Science
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Strategic Flexibility in theNicomachean Ethics
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The Autonomy of Ethics
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Subject Index
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Index Locorum
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Aristotle on the Uses of Contemplation
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Introduction
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Ethical Criticism
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Ethical Truth and the Quarrel between the Ancients and Moderns
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Excursus on Being and the Good
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Things and Persons
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Owning Up to Life and Death
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The Ethics and Ontology of Formal Indication
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Index
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Contemporary Virtue Ethics
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Aristotle's Ethics
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Play and Aesthetics in Ancient Greece
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Introduction
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ThePaisofPaizō: Children, Intoxication, and Play in Ancient Psycho-physiology
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Plato’s Play and the Tragic Paradox
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What Do Pleasure-Objects Do? An Inquiry into Toys
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Aristotle’s Demotion of Play
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Play vs. Mimesis in Aristotle’s Aesthetics
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Serious Play as Goal-Oriented Play
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The Value of Serious Things before and after Death
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Conclusions: Toward a Pleasure-Model of Play
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Bibliography
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Index
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Ambrose, Augustine, and the Pursuit of Greatness
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Natural Goals of Actions in Aristotle
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Kantian Eudaimonism
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Spectacles of Truth in Classical Greek Philosophy
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Introduction
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Theoriaas a cultural practice
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Inventing philosophictheoria
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The fable of philosophy in Plato'sRepublic
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Theorizing the beautiful body: from Plato to Philip of Opus
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“Useless” knowledge: Aristotle's rethinking oftheoria
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Epilogue: “Broken knowledge”?Theoriaand wonder
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List of references
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Foucault and Classical Antiquity
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Introduction
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Morals, knowledge and power
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The ethical teleology
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The scientific regimen
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The asymmetrical relationship
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The epistemic eros
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Gender, nature and reference
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References
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Aristotle's Ethics as First Philosophy
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Aristotle and the Philosophy of Friendship
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Introduction
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The Challenge of Plato'sLysis
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The Three Kinds of Friendship
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Aristotle and Montaigne on Friendship as the Greatest Good
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Friendships in Politics and the Family
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Cicero'sLaelius: Political Friendship at Its Best
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Quarrels, Conflicting Claims, and Dissolutions
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Friends as Other Selves
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Goodwill, Concord, and the Love of Benefactors
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Self-Love and Noble Sacrifice
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Friendship in the Happy Life
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Notes
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Bibliography of Modern Works and Editions
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An Introduction to Ethics
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Ethics and the Quest for Wisdom
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International Relations in Political Thought
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Introduction
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Ancient thought (500 bce –312 ce )
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THUCYDIDES
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ARISTOTLE
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CICERO
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MARCUS AURELIUS
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PLATO
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Late antiquity and the early middle ages (312–1000)
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ANONYMOUS
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EUSEBIUS
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AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO
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CONSTANTINE PORPHYROGENITUS
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AL-FARABI
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AVICENNA
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DANTE ALIGHIERI
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MARTIN LUTHER
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NICCOLÒ MACHIAVELLI
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CORNELIUS VAN BYNKERSHOEK
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EDMUND BURKE
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FRANÇOIS DE SALIGNAC DE LA MOTHE FÉNELON
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FRIEDRICH VON GENTZ
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The emergence of international law
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THOMAS HOBBES
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SAMUEL PUFENDORF
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SAMUEL RACHEL
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CHRISTIAN VON WOLFF
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EMMERICH DE VATTEL
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The Enlightenment
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THE ABBÉ DE SAINT-PIERRE
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MONTESQUIEU
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DAVID HUME
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ADAM SMITH
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JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU
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IMMANUEL KANT
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State and nation in nineteenth-century international political theory
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G. W. F. HEGEL
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G. MAZZINI
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