This guide to Aristotle's Ethics provides an introduction to the novel as well as a chapter-by-chapter summary, critical commentary, and glossary. Character analysis, critical essays, a Q-and-A review, and a short author biography are also included, providing readers with critical background information and comprehension tools. Icons integrated throughout will help students to see the underlying themes, discover the depths of a character, identify literary devices, and understand the language used in the work. 112 pages, indexed, softcover.
| Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 112 Vendor: Cliffs Notes Publication Date: 1966 | Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.25 (inches) ISBN: 0822008890 ISBN-13: 9780822008897 |
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