Classics of Moral and Political Theory
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The 4th edition of Classics of Moral and Political Theory widens the breadth, depth, and appeal of this collection by featuring Paul Woodruff's translation of Sophocles' Antigone, Rodney Livingstone's translation of Weber's "Politics as a Vocation," and selections from Mill's The Subjection of Women; in addition C.D.C. Reeve's new translations of Plato's Republic (rendered into direct dialogue), Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, and the death scene from the Phaedo replace the translations of these works currently in use.
IntroductionPreface to Second EditionAcknowledgmentsPlato1Apology6Crito21Phardo (death scene: 114d-118a)29Republic32Aristotle247Nicomachean Ethics250Politics (Bk. 1; Bk. II, 1-5, 9; Bk. III; Bk. IV; Bk. VII, 1-3, 13)385Epicurus451Letter to Menoeceus453Principal Doctrines456Epictetus460Encheiridion462Augustine479City of God, Bk. XIX (abridged)481Machiavelli497Letter to Vettori499The Prince502Discourses (Bk. I, 1-2; Bk. II, 1-2, 20, 29; Bk. III, 1, 9)556Hobbes581Leviathan (Dedicatory, Introduction, Pt. I-II, Review and Conclusion)581Locke736Second Treatise of Government739Hume816Treatise of Human Nature (Bk. II, Pt. III, Sec. iii; Bk. III, Pt. I, Sec. i-ii; Pt. II, Sec. i-ii)818Rousseau845Discourse on the Origin of Inequality847On the Social Contract908Kant980Grounding for the Metaphysics of Morals983Mill1031On Liberty1033Utilitarianism1101Marx1140Alienated Labor1142On the Jewish Question1150Communist Manifesto1168Critique of the Gotha Program1192Nietzsche1205Beyond Good and Evil (Sec. 6-9, 16-44, 186-213, 257-62)1208
