Bartlett, Robert C. & Susan D. Collins, Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, Translated, With an Interpretive Essay, Notes and Glossary (Chicago and London: Chicago University Press, 2011), 339 pp

The work consists of a translation of the NE with an interpretive essay and other ancillary matter. The translation aims at a literal version, seeking as far as possible to translate each Greek term by a single English equivalent; this policy produces pervasively unnatural renderings of certain key expressions. The interprettive essay includes the controversial claim that Aristotle’s doctrine of happiness commits him to belief in the post-mortem survival of the agent.