Etyka Nasyrejska

Wprowadzenie

Tusi wrote this Persian work in 1235 for Nasir al-Din Muhtasham, the Ismaili governor of Quhistan, after whom it is named. Its first part reworks the Arabic ethics of Miskawayh; the second, on household management, draws on the Greek author Bryson; the third, on politics, follows al-Farabi. The structure follows the old division of practical philosophy into ethics, economics and politics. After the Mongol conquest of the Ismaili fortresses Tusi rewrote the preface to remove its praise of the Ismailis. G. M. Wickens translated the work into English in 1964.

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Nawiązuje do

• Etyka nikomachejskaok. 340 p.n.e. · Arystoteles
• Cnotliwe miastook. 942 · Al-Farabi

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