A call for philosophy: a lost book by Aristotle

Author's name: Aristotle Publisher: Dar Al-Tanweer for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2006 Literary classification: Philosophy and Thought About the book: "Reflection and knowledge are worthy of human pursuit; without them, it becomes impossible for a person to live the life befitting his humanity." In this book, Aristotle invites Athenian youth to walk the paths of thought with him, discussing issues of virtue, goodness, happiness, and their relation to the value of knowledge and the goals of human life. Although this book is considered one of the lost dialogues, of which only scattered fragments remain, its limited content gives us a good idea of Aristotle's thinking during his youth. Dr. Abdul Ghaffar Makawi excelled in translating the text and commenting on it according to his usual simple and clear style, with deep analysis.