Science, Dialectique et Éthique chez Aristote: Essais d'Épistémologie Aristotélicienne

In this exploration of Aristotelian thought, Robert Bolton dives deep into the intricate relationship between science, dialectics, and ethics as envisioned by Aristotle. The work emphasizes the significance of epistemology in understanding foundational concepts in philosophy, showcasing how Aristotle's insights remain relevant in contemporary discourse. Bolton not only enriches the classical interpretations but also positions them in a modern context, unraveling the complexities of Aristotle's methodologies and the implications for ethical reasoning.

The preface by Pierre Pellegrin further enhances the narrative, offering added depth and perspective on Bolton's arguments. With thorough bibliographical references, this volume serves as a resource for scholars and students alike, eager to grasp the intertwining of epistemology with Aristotelian ethics and science. Through meticulous analysis, the book invites readers to reflect on the enduring legacy of Aristotle's ideas and their application in today’s philosophical landscape.