Julie K. Ward is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago.

"This collection succeeds well in its stated goal of providing the reader with an illustrative survey of some of the recent work in the nexus of ancient philosophy and feminist theory ... I recommend this book highly for specialists and students in the field of classics, philosophy, and women's studies, as well as for general readers." -- Elizabeth Belfiore, University of Minnesota

• I. WOMEN'S NATURE AND CAPABILITIES, [I. REASON AND EMOTION: ARISTOTELIAN SYNTHESES, III. APPLICATIONS OF ARISTOTELIAN ETHICS, IV. LOGOS AND DESIRE

Julie K. Ward is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago.

"This collection succeeds well in its stated goal of providing the reader with an illustrative survey of some of the recent work in the nexus of ancient philosophy and feminist theory ... I recommend this book highly for specialists and students in the field of classics, philosophy, and women's studies, as well as for general readers." -- Elizabeth Belfiore, University of Minnesota

• I. WOMEN'S NATURE AND CAPABILITIES, [I. REASON AND EMOTION: ARISTOTELIAN SYNTHESES, III. APPLICATIONS OF ARISTOTELIAN ETHICS, IV. LOGOS AND DESIRE

Julie K. Ward is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University of Chicago.

"This collection succeeds well in its stated goal of providing the reader with an illustrative survey of some of the recent work in the nexus of ancient philosophy and feminist theory ... I recommend this book highly for specialists and students in the field of classics, philosophy, and women's studies, as well as for general readers." -- Elizabeth Belfiore, University of Minnesota

• I. WOMEN'S NATURE AND CAPABILITIES, [I. REASON AND EMOTION: ARISTOTELIAN SYNTHESES, III. APPLICATIONS OF ARISTOTELIAN ETHICS, IV. LOGOS AND DESIRE