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Hardback. Condizione: New. Jakub Jirsa provides the first book-length study of the "function argument", outlining its central importance for Aristotle's ethics and his understanding of happiness and living well. The Function Argument in Aristotle's Ethics gives a systematic account of the development of the function argument from Plato's Republic to the Nicomachean Ethics, with an explication of the interdependence between different versions of the argument which appear in Aristotle's ethical writings. In careful close readings of Aristotle's Proptrepticus, the Eudemian Ethics and the Nicomachean Ethics, Jirsa makes the case that the function (ergon) argument - that the function of human beings is virtuous activity of the rational part of the soul - serves as a transition from formal to substantial ethical debate and helps to differentiate between happiness and the happy life. The book then evaluates Aristotle's function argument against contemporary critiques. With English translations of sections of the Proptrepticus based on the recent reconstruction from ancient sources and fragments, this volume offers a novel context for understanding a key element of Aristotle's ethical works, and is an ideal reference for those studying Aristotelian ethics, virtue ethics and the history of philosophy.…

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Jakub Jirsa provides the first book-length study of the "function argument", outlining its central importance for Aristotle's ethics and his understanding of happiness and living well. The Function Argument in Aristotle's Ethics gives a systematic account of the development of the function argument from Plato's Republic to the Nicomachean Ethics, with an explication of the interdependence between different versions of the argument which appear in Aristotle's ethical writings. In careful close readings of Aristotle's Proptrepticus, the Eudemian Ethics and the Nicomachean Ethics, Jirsa makes the case that the function (ergon) argument - that the function of human beings is virtuous activity of the rational part of the soul - serves as a transition from formal to substantial ethical debate and helps to differentiate between happiness and the happy life. The book then evaluates Aristotle's function argument against contemporary critiques. With English translations of sections of the Proptrepticus based on the recent reconstruction from ancient sources and fragments, this volume offers a novel context for understanding a key element of Aristotle's ethical works, and is an ideal reference for those studying Aristotelian ethics, virtue ethics and the history of philosophy.…

Condizione: New. Plato's Philebus - Jakub Jirsa; Filip Karfik; Stepan Spinka *** [EN] Categories: Philosophy & Religion | Condition: new | Collective monograph from the 9th International Prague Platonic Symposium, held in Prague on November 14-16, 2013. *** [DE] Zustand: neu | Kollektive Monographie vom 9. Internationalen Prager Platonischen Symposium, das in Prag vom 14.-16. November 2013 stattfand. *** [CZ] Stav: Novy | Kolektivni monografie z 9. mezinarodniho prazskeho platonskeho symposia, konaneho v Praze ve dnech 14.-16. listopadu 2013.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Jakub Jirsa provides the first book-length study of the function argument, outlining its central importance for Aristotles ethics and his understanding of happiness and living well. The Function Argument in Aristotles Ethics gives a systematic account of the development of the function argument from Platos Republic to the Nicomachean Ethics, with an explication of the interdependence between different versions of the argument which appear in Aristotle's ethical writings. In careful close readings of Aristotles Proptrepticus, the Eudemian Ethics and the Nicomachean Ethics, Jirsa makes the case that the function (ergon) argument that the function of human beings is virtuous activity of the rational part of the soul serves as a transition from formal to substantial ethical debate and helps to differentiate between happiness and the happy life. The book then evaluates Aristotles function argument against contemporary critiques. With English translations of sections of the Proptrepticus based on the recent reconstruction from ancient sources and fragments, this volume offers a novel context for understanding a key element of Aristotles ethical works, and is an ideal reference for those studying Aristotelian ethics, virtue ethics and the history of philosophy. The first book-length study of the function argument, which plays a central role in Aristotles ethics, with critical commentary outlining its importance for Aristotles understanding of happiness and living well. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Jakub Jirsa provides the first book-length study of the function argument, outlining its central importance for Aristotles ethics and his understanding of happiness and living well. The Function Argument in Aristotles Ethics gives a systematic account of the development of the function argument from Platos Republic to the Nicomachean Ethics, with an explication of the interdependence between different versions of the argument which appear in Aristotle's ethical writings. In careful close readings of Aristotles Proptrepticus, the Eudemian Ethics and the Nicomachean Ethics, Jirsa makes the case that the function (ergon) argument that the function of human beings is virtuous activity of the rational part of the soul serves as a transition from formal to substantial ethical debate and helps to differentiate between happiness and the happy life. The book then evaluates Aristotles function argument against contemporary critiques. With English translations of sections of the Proptrepticus based on the recent reconstruction from ancient sources and fragments, this volume offers a novel context for understanding a key element of Aristotles ethical works, and is an ideal reference for those studying Aristotelian ethics, virtue ethics and the history of philosophy. The first book-length study of the function argument, which plays a central role in Aristotles ethics, with critical commentary outlining its importance for Aristotles understanding of happiness and living well. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. The Function Argument in Aristotle's Ethics | Happiness and the Human Good | Jakub Jirsa | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | Bloomsbury Academic | EAN 9781350511750 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Jakub Jirsa provides the first book-length study of the 'function argument', outlining its central importance for Aristotle's ethics and his understanding of happiness and living well.The Function Argument in Aristotle's Ethicsgives a systematic account of the development of the function argument from Plato's Republic to the Nicomachean Ethics, with an explication of the interdependence between different versions of the argument which appear in Aristotle's ethical writings. In careful close readings of Aristotle's Proptrepticus, the Eudemian Ethics and the Nicomachean Ethics, Jirsa makes the case that the function (ergon) argument - that the function of human beings is virtuous activity of the rational part of the soul - serves as a transition from formal to substantial ethical debate and helps to differentiate between happiness and the happy life. The book then evaluates Aristotle's function argument against contemporary critiques. With English translations of sections of the Proptrepticusbased on the recent reconstruction from ancient sources and fragments, this volume offers a novel context for understanding a key element of Aristotle's ethical works, and is an ideal reference for those studying Aristotelian ethics, virtue ethics and the history of philosophy.…