Aristotle on Prescription: Deliberation and Rule-Making in Aristotle’s Practical PhilosophyAristotle on Prescription explores Aristotle’s deep reflections on rule-making as a process that is both distinct from that of particular deliberation and decision-making and fundamental to it, operating at the level both of the individual and of society as a whole. |
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Contents
Chapter 1 The Reasons for This Research | 1 |
Chapter 2 Problems and Debates | 54 |
Chapter 3 Deliberation and Prescription | 94 |
Chapter 4 Prescriptive Reason and Practical Wisdom | 158 |
Chapter 5 Prescription and Architectonic Order | 209 |
Conclusions | 246 |
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