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THEORIA - studies on the status and meaning of contemplation in Aristotle's Ethics Edité par Pierre Destrée et Marco ZinganoCollection Aristote - Traductions et EtudesLouvain-la-Neuve, 2014Peeters, 357p.ISBN 978-90-429-2938-8 (Peeters Leuven)ISBN 978-2-7584-0193-3 (Peeters France)TABLE DE MATIERESPresentation Pierluigi DONINI, Happiness and Theôria in Books I and X of the Nicomachean EthicsAnthony W. PRICE, Eudaimonia and Theôria within the Nicomachean EthicsDavid KEYT, The Meaning of Bios in Aristotle’s Ethics and Politics Gabriel Richardson LEAR, Approximation and Acting for an Ultimate EndDavid CHARLES, Eudaimonia, Theôria, and the Choiceworthiness of Practical Wisdom Eric BROWN, Aristotle on the Choice of Lives: Two Concepts of Self-Sufficiency Marco ZINGANO, Eudaimonia and Contemplation in Aristotle’s Ethics Daniel DEVEREUX, Theôria and Praxis in Aristotle’s EthicsTimothy D. ROCHE, The Private Moral Life of Aristotle’s Philosopher:  A Defense of a Non-Intellectualist Interpretation of Nicomachean Ethics 10.7-8Francisco L. LISI, Theoretical Life, Practical Life, and Happiness in Aristotle Christopher J. ROWE, The Best Life according to Aristotle (and Plato): A Reconsideration Lawrence JOST, Theos, Theôria, and Therapeia in Aristotle’s Ethical Endings Friedemann BUDDENSIEK, Contemplation and Service of the God:  The Standard for External Goods in Eudemian Ethics VIII 3C.D.C. REEVE, Aristotelian ImmortalityBibliography Contributors