Introduction
The Good for Man: First Discussion (Book I)
1. Introduction
2. The Good as the Ultimate End
3. The Ultimate End as 'Eudaimonia'
4. The Good for Man and the 'Function' of Man
5. Rival Interpretations
6. Some Reactions
[7]. Appendix. Aristotle on the Platonic Theory in I.6
Virtues of Character (Book II)
1. The Parts of the Soul (I.13)
2. Virtue as a Disposition (II.5)
3. Virtue as a 'Mean' (II.6)
4. Feelings and Actions
5. Concluding Remarks
Justice (Book V)
1. Universal and Particular Justice (V.1-2)
2. Justice in Distribution (V.3)
3. Justice in Rectification (V.4)
4. Justice in Exchange (V.5)
5. Justice and the Mean
6. A General Observation on 'Virtue of Character'
[7]. Appendix. V.6-11
Virtues of Intellect (Book VI)
1. The Introduction (1138b18-34)
2. The Theoretical and the Practical (VI.1-3, 6)
3. The Technical (VI.4)
4. What Practical Wisdom is
5. Comment
[7]. Appendix. Note on 1142a25-30
Responsibility (III.1)
1. Introduction
2. The Analysis of Responsibility (III.1)
3. Aristotle and the Problem of Free Will (III.5)
4. Two Comments
[7]. Appendix. Comparison with 'EN' V.8
Self-Control
1. Preliminaries (VII.1-2)
2. Aristotle's Account of 'Akrasia' (VII.3)
3. Objection
4. Explanations
[5]. Appendix. Note on the Practical Syllogism
Pleasure (VII.11-14, X.1-5)
1. Book VI and X
2. The Goodness of Pleasure
3. Friendship and Altruism
4. The Relation between Pleasure and Activity
5. Pleasure and Activities
Friendship (Books VIII-IX)
1. Introduction
2. The Varieties of Friendship
3. Friendship and Altruism
4. Why One who is 'Eudaimon' Needs Friends (IX.9)
5. Conclusion
The Good for Man: Second Discussion (X.6-8)
1. Recapitulation
2. Aristotle's Arguments
3. Aristotle's Position
4. Escape Routes
5. A Comment
Aristotle's Methods in Ethics
1. Dialectic
2. Aristotle on First Principles
3. Aristotle's Basic Principles
Concluding Remarks
References
Index Locorum
General Index