A Problem in Greek Ethics

Exploring the complexities of Greek ethics, the work delves into the moral philosophies and cultural practices of ancient Greece, particularly concerning relationships and societal norms. John Addington Symonds examines the interplay between love, beauty, and virtue, offering insights into how these concepts shaped Greek thought. Through a critical lens, the book addresses historical perceptions and challenges contemporary understandings of ethics, making it a significant contribution to the study of classical philosophy and its relevance today.