The Cambridge companion to Aristotle's Nicomachean ethics

Abstract

1. Introduction: ethics as practical science Ron Polansky 2. Beginning with eudaimonia C. D. C. Reeve 3. Happiness and the external goods T. D. Roche 4. Why is Aristotle's virtue of character a mean? Taking Aristotle at his word (NE II.6) Lesley Brown 5. Choice and moral responsibility (NE III.1-5) Susanne Bobzien 6. Courage and temperance Giles Pearson 7. The social virtues (NE IV) Helen Cullyer 8. Giving justice its due Ron Polansky 9. The book on wisdom Carolo Natali 10. Phronesis and the virtues (NE VI.12-13) Daniel Russell 11. Was Aristotle a Humean? A partisan guide to the debate Jessica Moss 12. Aristotle's analysis of akratic action Hendrik Lorenz 13. Philosophical virtue: in defense of the grand end Kristen Inglis 14. The Nicomachean Ethics on pleasure Verity Harte 15. Finding oneself with friends Patrick Miller 16. Competing ways of life and ring-composition (NE X.6-8) Thornton Lockwood 17. The relationship between Aristotle's ethical and political discourses (NE X.9) Rachana Kamtekar 18. Protreptic aspects of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics D. S. Hutchinson and Monte Ransome Johnson 19. The Eudemian Ethics and its controversial relationship to the Nicomachean Ethics Lawrence Jost 20. Topical bibliography to Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics Thornton Lockwood.

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