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Search Amazon Search: Books Keywords: Search Powell's Find books by and about Aristotle at Powell's Books. Also: An Auburn University professor of philosophy offers new interpretations of Aristotle and Ayn Rand in ethics and epistemology - Aristotle vs. Ayn Rand. Click HERE. Adventures in Philosophy: Aristotle - The Classic Philosophers: Aristotle The Basic Works The basic work for philosophical realists is, of course, Aristotle. The best single collection of Aristotle's work is still The Basic Works of Aristotle, edited by Richard McKeon. All realists need a copy of this in their library. Aristotle's Ethics This book is probably the greatest philosophical work ever written on ethics and moral philosophy. It has stood the test of time and forms the basis for a commonsense philosophical view of realistic ethics. Aristotle's Politics The Politics is one of the most influential texts in the history of political thought, and it raises issues which still confront anyone who wants to think seriously about the ways in which human societies are organized and governed. A New Aristotle Reader If Aristotle Ran General Motors Philosophy purists take note: yes, this is a business self-help book. But Tom Morris has plenty of philosophical street credibility: after getting his Ph.D. from Yale, he taught for 15 years at the University of Notre Dame (where stunts like bringing the ND marching band to class for an impromptu "pep rally" before a big test made him one of the most popular professors on campus). And Morris isn't dumbing down his message for the corporate culture. Rather, he's genuinely interested in fostering a workplace environment where one can seriously think about truth, beauty, goodness, and unity. "If we let the great philosophers guide our thinking," he says, "and if we then begin to become philosophers ourselves, we put ourselves in the very best position to move towards genuine excellence, true prosperity, and deeply satisfying success in our businesses, our families, and our lives. Why should we settle for anything less?" Why indeed? Need Some Help With This Philosopher?

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