title: Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics (Global Academic Publishing)
author: Aristotle
description: ....the main task, of both our translation and commentary on his Nicomachean Ethics, is the stating and exposition of a manner of viewing life based on the freedom of all men, not on the ascendance of a few, either by right of substance, power, or knowledge, in a most complete and fulfilling way. For this is the virtue of Aristotle's view of 'completion' as it manifests itself in the sphere of the practical.
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  Continuum Reader's Guides
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  PLATO'S REPUBLIC
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  LUKE PURSHOUSE
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