Bridging the Gap between Aristotle's Science and Ethics

Editors

Devin Henry, University of Western Ontario
Devin Henry is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario. He is the author of several articles on topics in Aristotle's philosophy of science (including classification, teleology, inheritance, and sexism) as well as Plato's late epistemology. His work has appeared in Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, The Monist, Phronesis, and The Journal of the History of Biology, as well as part of various collected volumes.

Karen Margrethe Nielsen, University of Oxford
Karen Margrethe Nielsen is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Somerville College. She has published articles on topics ranging from the discovery of the will in antiquity, Aristotle's theory of deliberation, the Hellenistic reception of Aristotle's ethics, the unity and simplicity of soul in Plato's Phaedo, and Aristotle's reproductive biology. Her articles have appeared in The Philosophical Review, Classical Quarterly, Phronesis, and Antiquorum Philosophia, in addition to a number of edited volumes.

Contributors

Karen Margrethe Nielsen, James V. Allen, David Charles, Mary Louise Gill, Joseph Karbowski, Daniel Devereux, Carlo Natali, Devin Henry, James G. Lennox, Mariska Leunissen, Christopher Shields, Monte Ransome Johnson, Charlotte Witt