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Preferred Citation: Anagnostopoulos, ios. Aristotle on the Goals and Exactness
of Ethics. Berkeley: University of California Press, c1994 1994.
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Aristotle on the Goals and
Exactness of Ethics
ios Anagnostopoulos
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS
Berkeley · Los Angeles · Oxford
© 1994 The Regents of the University of California
To Myrtali, Mariana, Andreas, Thalia, and Apollo
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Preferred Citation: Anagnostopoulos, ios. Aristotle on the Goals and Exactness
of Ethics. Berkeley: University of California Press, c1994 1994.
http://ark./ark:/13030/ft9t1nb5xk/
To Myrtali, Mariana, Andreas, Thalia, and Apollo
figure
Acknowledgments
The various topics on exactness and its relation to ethics that I discuss in this book have
been debated by philosophers at least since the time of Socrates. A number of thinkers
have articulated the problems, drawn the boundaries of the debate, and propounded
important philosophical theories about these topics. For this reason, any contemporary
discussion of exactness inevitably owes much to the work or ideas of many others. In
my case, I owe much to the work of those who have produced translations or offered
interpretations of Aristotle's texts throughout the centuries. In particular, the justly
mentaries on Aristotle's ethical treatises that were written at the end of the
eenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century have been invaluable
guides. Recent years have seen a renaissance of interest in Aristotle's thought which
has also resulted in a number of new translations and interpretations of Aristotle's
works. Several distinguished philosophers and scholars have produced translations of or
studies on Aristotle's texts which have aspired to the highest philosophical and scholarly
standards and have thrown much light on the wo