Aristotle's conception of moral weakness

New York,: Columbia University Press (1960)
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A critical discussion of Aristotle's thoughts on moral weakness, or Akrasia, with a look at the contributions of other philosophers, such as, Socrates and Plato on this subject.

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1963

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B491.E7.W3

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9780231878562   0231904029   0231878567

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10.7312/wals90402
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