Aristotle and beyond essays on metaphysics and ethics

Sarah Waterlow Broadie

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Classical Philosophy and Thought Philosophical Ethics and Theory Medieval Philosophy and Theology

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1. Affecting and being affected 2. Backwards causation and continuing 3. From necessity to fate: an inevitable step? 4. Alternative world-histories 5. A contemporary look at Aristotle's changing Now 6. Nature and craft in Aristotelian teleology 7. Soul and body in Plato and Descartes 8. Aristotle and contemporary ethics 9. The idea of the summum bonum 10. What should we mean by 'the highest good'? 11. The good of practical beings: Aristotelian perspectives 12. Taking stock of leisure.

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1739A Treatise of Human Nature 1979Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong.2006Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy 1985The Philosophical Writings of Descartes 1979Counterfactual Dependence and Time's Arrow 2005Explanation and Understanding 1996The Cambridge dictionary of philosophy 1987The Hellenistic Philosophers

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