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Aristotelian ethics and post-Aristotelian biology

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Aristotelian Marxism/Marxist Aristotelianism

Philosophy and Social Criticism, 2012
I argue that Aristotelians who are sympathetic to the critique of liberal moral categories put forward by Alasdair MacIntyre ought to avail themselves of Marx's analysis of capitalism in Capital, Volume 1. Broadly speaking, there are two reasons for such a recommendation.
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The Aristotelian Kidney

American Journal of Nephrology, 1994
Aristotle incorrectly observed the absence of the kidney in fish and birds and deduced that it was not essential for the existence of a living organism. This underlies his observations on structure and function of the kidney. From examination of rhesus monkeys he generalized that the right kidney is higher than the left. Aristotle did not consider that
P, Marandola   +4 more
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Aristotelian Teleology and Aristotelian Reason: A Commentary

Politics and the Life Sciences, 1988
In a time of nihilism, power determines political purpose-the power of a passion or of a pressure group. The American political community is suffering from nihilism. It is manifest in the erosion of our moral tradition and in the reduction of our political system to a weakly umpired struggle of interest groups for control of public policy.
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Aristotelian finitism

Synthese, 2015
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