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Two Dogmas of (Modern) Aristotle Scholarship
Ancient Philosophy Today 1 (2):237-255 (2019)
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Two dogmas lie at the heart of modern work on Aristotle's ethical theory. The first is that that theory is essentially secular or non-theistic. The second is that Aristotle's ethics assumes what Gr...Author's Profile
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