Reviews and Awards
"An important book. Graham argues, in much greater detail than any previous scholar, that Aristotle's early logical treatises (the Organon) are incompatible, indeed, incommensurable with his later physical-metaphysical works....Aristotle's Two Systems is one title with which every researcher in the field will have to deal. Highly recommended for graduate students and faculty."--Choice
"A sustained and remarkably thorough argument....A valuable resource rich with clear-headed and scholarly, yet accessible readings of many important and difficult passages, as well as many helpful summaries of Aristotle's views on a wide range of issues."--The Philosophical Review
"This persuasive view of Aristotle has not previously been developed in anything like such a careful and wide-ranging way. It is written with the clarity which one has come to expect in the best Aristotelian scholarship and is an important contribution to ancient philosophy."--Times Higher Education Supplement
"The book has considerable merit and deserves to be read....Graham invites scholars to reexamine the set of beliefs they attribute to Aristotle. Such reassessment could prove highly constructive."--Review of Metaphysics