The Ethics of Aristotle
Aristotle
1845 · 1874 edition
504 pages
Ethics is the part of philosophy that asks how we should live. What makes an action right, what we owe to strangers, animals and future generations, and how to be a good person are its questions. Classic texts sit here beside modern books on the moral dilemmas of our time. This list shows the ones you can read in full for free.
Aristotle
1845 · 1874 edition
504 pages
Albert Pike
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882 pages
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662 pages
David Hume
Published 1889
516 pages
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky
Published 1889
344 pages
Jiddu Krishnamurti
Published 1870
394 pages

Jonathan Birch
Published 2024
398 pages

William MacAskill, Krister Bykvist, Toby Ord
Published 2020
226 pages
Plato
1888 · 1899 edition
478 pages

Zygmunt Bauman
Published 1994
46 pages
Herbert Spencer
Published 1883
296 pages
John Austin, H. L. A. Hart
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512 pages
Francis Hutcheson
Published 1753
346 pages
Published 1880
284 pages

Florian Schmaltz
Published 2017
408 pages
Charles Coppens
Published 1891
294 pages

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov o.b.m., Rabbi Nussun of Breslov o.b.m., Rabbi Nathan Sternhartz o.b.m.
Published 2016
340 pages

Subramuniya (Master.)
Published 2007
199 pages
Herbert Spencer
Published 1879
310 pages

Jacobus Kok
Published 2018
207 pages

Mark Dimmock, Andrew Fisher
Published 2017
264 pages
Thomas De Witt Talmage
Published 1872
300 pages
John Todd
Published 1856
420 pages

Andrew Kernohan
Published 2008
193 pages