Aristotle: Selections

"Aristotle: Selections" is a comprehensive academic book that explores the most significant works of the ancient philosopher Aristotle. Edited by Terence Irwin and written in English, this book offers a carefully curated selection of texts that reflect Aristotle's philosophy and thought. Weighing 990 grams and measuring 16.5 cm in width and 23.6 cm in height, it is both handy and informative. The book spans 650 pages and addresses central themes in the history of philosophy that are fundamental to understanding Western philosophy. The selection of texts allows readers to familiarize themselves with the ideas and arguments of Aristotle, which continue to influence various disciplines today. This non-fiction book is a valuable resource for students, academics, and anyone interested in the philosophical foundations of antiquity.