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Aristotle – An Introduction
Written by Hugh Griffith
Narrated by Hugh Ross and Roy McMillan
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No thinker has had a more profound influence on western civilisation than Aristotle. Whether we realise it or not, his work has been one of the main props of our culture for over two thousand years. Underlying all of it is a conviction that system and order can be found to govern everything, even human conduct. In the Ethics and Politics Aristotle examines what is the best kind of life, and what is the best kind of society for making this possible.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5I think these are reasonable ideas. Glad I listened to it!
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5It's amazing to see how a thinker from 2000+ years ago affected today's society
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Excelente, uno de esos libros que todo el mundo debería leer. Aristototeles creía que el conocimiento debería de ser obtenido por la simple satisfacción que otorga el mismo hecho de conseguirla. Este proceso era más recompensante que cualquier aplicación o utilidad derivada del conocimiento adquirido.