La colección de artículos que aparecen en este libro resulta de sumo interés para los interesados en la retórica clásica, específicamente en la obra homónima de Aristóteles. Los artículos abarcan las principales materias de la retórica aristotélica: fundamentos teóricos, división de la retórica, los elementos ético, lógico y patético, la teoría de la persuasión, etcétera. Tanto para los expertos en la teoría aristotélica de la persuasión, como para aquellos que se acercan por vez primera a esta apasionante área de conocimiento, este libro le será muy útil y le permitirá hacer una lectura enriquecida con los puntos de vista de los distintos autores.

First of all, this book is very goodt because its different essays are all related to one of the most important subjects that concerns professors, teachers and parents : moral education. All of them are written as a discussion, not in a dogmatic way, what gives the reader a good opportunity to have a critical thinking about them. The essays deal with important known theories, such as Kant's, raising many relevant questions to our life context. Researchers will find in the different essays substantial theoretical foundations.

The book has very well chosen excerpts that allow you to immerse yourself into a philosopher's viewpoint on evil by reading just a few excerpts. In this way the book is like a collection of intriguing essays that you can read at your leisure. The author's commentaries that accompany the essay however does not merit the same praise. They do not serve the function of introducing the reader to the essay and helping him to form an understanding of it. Because the commentaries assume previous knowledge of history of philosophy, readers with a small or a nonexistent background in the area will find these commentaries more confusing than helpful.