Sp38W Aristotle’s Nicomachaen Ethics (Zoom)
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[NEW COURSE] Aristotle takes an “uncommon common sense” approach to the perennial questions of virtue – living, and living well. We will read and discuss his 2,400-year-old Ethics. Rather than being daunted by a great man’s finished, definitive work, we might perhaps think of the questions we might put to a lecturer, or the contributions we may make to a seminar. Discussion, Lecture, Reading
Thomas Low
Tom Low is neither a professional philosopher nor an academic but has been a serious reader since his teens. He has led courses at Osher on figures as diverse as Plato, Montaigne, Thoreau, William James, Marcus Aurelius, and the great economists.