Barnes, J., Schofield, M., Sorabji, R. [eds.] Articles on Aristotle, 4 vol., London, Duckworth, 1975.

Excerpt:

“This well conceived and well prepared collection is the first volume of a projected 4 volume series which promises to fill a long standing need for anthologies on the main branches of Aristotle’s thought.  Its central topic, Aristotle’s logic and scientific methodology, is well covered (though there is nothing on definition and its role in Aristotle’s science). An informative introduction, good indices, an excellent bibliography, translations of the Greek in the original articles, all contribute to the exceptional usefulness of this volume. The dominant aim of this collection is the presentation of the prominent recent challenges to the traditional picture of Aristotle’s work as a scientist. The question of the success of these challenges will most occupy readers of the volume.”

– Review from The Philosophical Review, Vol. 86, No. 4

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