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Aristotelian Naturalism
Martin Hähnel · 2020
68/100
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A serious scholarly contribution to the Neo-Aristotelian revival in ethics, with strong names in the field represented and a well-organized structure that covers the terrain from foundational standpoints to contemporary debates. This is rigorous, specialist work that belongs in academic philosophy libraries — but it offers essentially nothing to anyone outside that context. Worth it for the right graduate seminar; a non-starter otherwise.
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