| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The book mainly consists of commentary or close reading, the centrepiece of which is two long chapters treating the first seven and last three books of the EN. First, however, we get a brief introduction and then an opening chapter setting out a reading of the Metaphysics [Met.], alongside other texts in the corpus, in which Baracchi makes a prima facie case that Aristotle takes ethics to be first
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