Carlo Natali is Professor of History of Philosophy at the University of Venice and also the author of Bios theoretikos: la vita di Aristotele e l'organizzazione della sua scuola. Gerald Parks is Associate Professor of Translation at the University of Trieste. He has translated a number of works, including Renato Cristin's Heidegger and Leibniz: Reason and the Path.

• (Abridged) Abbreviations 1. Virtue or Science? 2. Ends and Means 3. The Practical Syllogism 4. Aristotle's Conception of Happiness ConclusionAfterwordNotesTexts CitedIndex of Greek TermsIndex of NamesIndex of Passages CitedSubject Index

"The value of this work is not so much its novelty as that it reclaims in Aristotle's thought active consideration of important human questions and does not reduce it to a set of rigid positions." — Ancient Philosophy

Carlo Natali is Professor of History of Philosophy at the University of Venice and also the author of Bios theoretikos: la vita di Aristotele e l'organizzazione della sua scuola. Gerald Parks is Associate Professor of Translation at the University of Trieste. He has translated a number of works, including Renato Cristin's Heidegger and Leibniz: Reason and the Path.

• (Abridged) Abbreviations 1. Virtue or Science? 2. Ends and Means 3. The Practical Syllogism 4. Aristotle's Conception of Happiness ConclusionAfterwordNotesTexts CitedIndex of Greek TermsIndex of NamesIndex of Passages CitedSubject Index

"The value of this work is not so much its novelty as that it reclaims in Aristotle's thought active consideration of important human questions and does not reduce it to a set of rigid positions." — Ancient Philosophy

Carlo Natali is Professor of History of Philosophy at the University of Venice and also the author of Bios theoretikos: la vita di Aristotele e l'organizzazione della sua scuola. Gerald Parks is Associate Professor of Translation at the University of Trieste. He has translated a number of works, including Renato Cristin's Heidegger and Leibniz: Reason and the Path.

• (Abridged) Abbreviations 1. Virtue or Science? 2. Ends and Means 3. The Practical Syllogism 4. Aristotle's Conception of Happiness ConclusionAfterwordNotesTexts CitedIndex of Greek TermsIndex of NamesIndex of Passages CitedSubject Index

"The value of this work is not so much its novelty as that it reclaims in Aristotle's thought active consideration of important human questions and does not reduce it to a set of rigid positions." — Ancient Philosophy