An Introduction to Aristotle's Ethics

In this clear and accessible guide to one of Aristotle's central works, Edward Aristotle and Edward Moore provide a lucid introduction to the Greek philosopher's Ethics, with specific focus on Book 10, Parts 6-9. Ideal for beginners and students of philosophy seeking to deepen their knowledge of Aristotle, this book also includes a wealth of critical and analytical notes to aid in interpretation.
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