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The Complete Works of Aristotle The Revised Oxford Translation OneVolume Digital Edition Bollingen Series General Book 194 edition by Aristotle Jonathan Barnes Politics Social Sciences eBooks

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This digital edition combines, for the first time, both volumes of The Complete Works of Aristotle The Revised Oxford Translation, which is universally recognized as the standard English version.

The Oxford Translation of Aristotle was originally published in twelve volumes between 1912 and 1954. The revised edition contains the substance of the original translation, slightly emended in light of recent scholarship; three of the original versions have been replaced by new translations; and a new and enlarged selection of fragments has been added. The aim of the translation remains the same to make the surviving works of Aristotle readily accessible to English-speaking readers.

The Complete Works of Aristotle The Revised Oxford Translation OneVolume Digital Edition Bollingen Series General Book 194 edition by Aristotle Jonathan Barnes Politics Social Sciences eBooks

If you’re looking to buy Aristotle’s complete works, chances are that you already know a good deal about him, so I needn’t take the time here to review the writings contained herein as such. (Note: I could be wrong, since my line of reasoning was merely dialectical and not demonstrative. In the event I am mistaken, just read some of the other reviews here.)
As for the product itself: I have no complaints whatsoever. Binding, etc. all look fantastic. My appended photographs ought to give you an idea of the dimensions, contents of this volume, and the translations used therein (e.g., this volume’s Categoriae is “homonymous/synonymous” rather than “equivocal/univocal”!).

Product details File Size 5114 KB Print Length 2501 pages Publisher Princeton University Press (September 21, 2014) Publication Date September 21, 2014 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00JW04P64

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The Complete Works of Aristotle The Revised Oxford Translation OneVolume Digital Edition Bollingen Series General Book 194 edition by Aristotle Jonathan Barnes Politics Social Sciences eBooks Reviews

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Excellent compendium of major works!
Didn’t care for this
good
Now that it is page flip-enabled it is navigable and worth the purchase.
It is difficult to navigate the book. If you want to find a particular chapter in a sub-book, say, Posterior Analytics II chapter 8, it is difficult to get there.

Also, if you search the books for a term like "induction" there is no way to know which book, sub-book or chapter you are in. It would be nice if the top of the pages displayed which book or sub-book you're in.
This contains a handful of Aristotle's works, but does not include more than half of his bibliography. Disappointing and misleading to say the least.
If you’re looking to buy Aristotle’s complete works, chances are that you already know a good deal about him, so I needn’t take the time here to review the writings contained herein as such. (Note I could be wrong, since my line of reasoning was merely dialectical and not demonstrative. In the event I am mistaken, just read some of the other reviews here.)
As for the product itself I have no complaints whatsoever. Binding, etc. all look fantastic. My appended photographs ought to give you an idea of the dimensions, contents of this volume, and the translations used therein (e.g., this volume’s Categoriae is “homonymous/synonymous” rather than “equivocal/univocal”!).