This wide-ranging collection of essays by European and American
scholars presents some of the most interesting and important work
now being done on the political philosophy of Aristotle. Part One
investigates what is arguably the most urgent and controversial
question of concern to students of Aristotle today, namely, the
possibility of grounding moral and political action in some version
of Aristotelian rationalism. Part Two considers a series of
specific questions arising from the Politics and the Nicomachean
Ethics, among which are Aristotle's understanding of moral virtue;
the problem of evil; justice, and the very idea of "common good,"
friendship; the status of the philosophic life vis-a-vis the
political; and the outlines of the best possible political
community.
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