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Reading Aristotle demonstrates that Aristotles treatises rely crucially on expository principlesquestions of proper sequence, pedagogical method, and distinctions between different sciences.

William Wians (Professor of Philosophy at Merrimack College and adjunct professor at Boston College) writes on ancient philosophy. His edited collection Logos and Muthos: Philosophical Essays in Greek Literature was published by SUNY Press; a second volume is in preparation. Ron Polansky (Professor of Philosophy and Chair, Duquesne University) has published on Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Descartes, Locke, and medical ethics, including monographs on Platos Theaetetus and Aristotles De Anima, and edited collections on Aristotles Nicomachean Ethics and bioethics. He has edited Ancient Philosophy for thirty-six years. Contributors are: Andrea Falcon, Edward C. Halper, Malcolm Heath, Helen Lang, Mariska Leunissen, Thornton Lockwood, Ron Polansky, Vasilis Politis, Diana Quarantotto, Jun Su, Philip van der Eijk, William Wians and Marco Zingano.