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Politics (Single Edition of Aristotle's Works)
For the convenience of readers, and in order to convey his experience of studying Western philosophy, especially ancient Greek philosophy, to readers, the editor-in-chief of the complete collection, Mr. Miao Litian, has compiled and selected the "Selected Works of Aristotle" with annotations (including volumes on metaphysics, ethics and politics, published in 1999-2000). Over the past few years, readers, especially college and graduate students, have been reporting the need for separate volumes
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Zoology
Aristotle spent twelve years traveling along the Mediterranean coast and islands in the Mediterranean, collecting, observing, dissecting and recording various aquatic and terrestrial animals. These first-hand materials provided him with a solid foundation for writing "Animals". In 335 AD, Aristotle founded the Lyceum in Athens. Zoology was the basic course of the Lyceum. Students from various city-states provided him with numerous animal specimens and assisted him in dissection and drawing. Aris
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Rhetoric · Alexander's Rhetoric · on Poetry (Aristotle's Single Volume)
Publication Notes: After the Chinese version of "The Complete Works of Aristotle" (10 volumes) was published in 1997, it won many awards including the Fourth National Book Award (1999) and the First Prize for Outstanding Achievements of the National Social Science Foundation Project (1999). For the convenience of readers, and in order to convey his experience in studying Western philosophy, especially ancient Greek philosophy, to readers, the editor-in-chief of the complete collection, Mr. Miao
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Metaphysics (Single Edition of Aristotle's Works)
The translation of the separate edition is generally consistent with that of the Complete Works of Aristotle. Changes in individual terms and names were personally corrected by Mr. Miao Litian when the complete collection was reprinted and made into an electronic version. The annotations in the separate volumes are consistent with those in the complete collection. The Greek words quoted in the footnotes of the complete collection are spelled according to the alphabet of the "Chinese Pinyin Plan"
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