The Complete Works of Aristotle, Volume Two: The Revised Oxford Translation: 97 (Bollingen Series)

Aristotle is one of the most influential figures in human history. His philosophical works, which is far from the total sum of his academic achievements, have served as a foundation for philosophy for over two millennia. Now, these works have been translated and collated into two manageable volumes. I would recommend this as an essential collection for any philosophy student, especially those with an interest in ancient philosophy.

The purchased item was fine, I am disappointed at being duped into a subscription Tv service though. Back to the bookshop for me, they don't take money from my account 2 months later for something I don't want to buy.

it's good ,i like it

Just beautiful.

Since the publishers haven't seen fit to provide the information, here is the list of contents for Volume 2 from the publisher's website: Volume Two ---------- Acknowledgments Note To The Reader On Plants On Marvellous Things Heard Mechanics Problems On Indivisible Lines The Situations And Names Of Winds On Melissus, Xenophanes, And Gorgias Metaphysics Nicomachean Ethics Magna Moralia Eudemian Ethics On Virtues And Vices Politics Economics Rhetoric Rhetoric To Alexander Poetics Constitution Of Athens Fragments Index Of Names General Index

Incomplete & not as described This is a partial reprint of the Princeton edition by some digital outfit called Grapevine. Only about 20% of the original vol2 is included. A waste of money

Delivery: went to the wrong house, in the wrong street. Luckily, i'm friends with the house owner so they kept the package for me. Book: great.

great

Amazing

Na

A qualidade é excepcional, fiz uma avaliação mais detalhada dos dois volumes na seção de avaliações do volume I.

I’ve ordered volume 1 and 2 but only received volume 2 which is very strange to me. However the quality of the pages are beautiful even the print and font size. The language is easy to understand but does not take away the depth of it’s meaning. However I do find the spine of the book to be rather weak and also the pages get damaged rather easily. I think with such a heavy volume of pages they’ll need to bind it with a stronger spine and possibly print it with stronger paper.