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Manent and Perreau-Saussine on MacIntyre’s Aristotelianism
Perspectives on Political Science, 2019This essay examines Pierre Manent’s and Émile Perreau-Saussine’s critique of Alasdair MacIntyre. Both criticize MacIntyre’s neo-Aristotelianism as an apolitical Aristotelianism, arguing that it is a deficient because it neglects Aristotle’s question of ...
Nathan J. Pinkoski
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Byzantine and modern Greek studies, 2019
This case-study concerns Greek Aristotelianism in the seventeenth century. More specifically, my article deals with the impact of neo-Aristotelianism upon the formation of the philosophical curriculum of the Greek-speaking world during that period.
Nikos Agiotis
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This case-study concerns Greek Aristotelianism in the seventeenth century. More specifically, my article deals with the impact of neo-Aristotelianism upon the formation of the philosophical curriculum of the Greek-speaking world during that period.
Nikos Agiotis
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Aristotelian Teleology and Aristotelian Reason: A Commentary
Politics and the Life Sciences, 1988In 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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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
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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
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Philosophy & Rhetoric, 2008
The description of various works of logical and rhetorical theory as "Aristotelian," although far from unusual, is not particularly informa tive, because it assumes, incorrectly, that there is some ultimate singular Aristotle being imitated by all ...
C. Poster
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The description of various works of logical and rhetorical theory as "Aristotelian," although far from unusual, is not particularly informa tive, because it assumes, incorrectly, that there is some ultimate singular Aristotle being imitated by all ...
C. Poster
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Aristotelian Ethics and Aristotelian Rhetoric
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Imaginary (non-aristotelian) logic
Axiomathes, 1925This is an English translation of Vasil'ev's most important paper. Up to now, this text has only been available in Russian.
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What's Aristotelian about neo‐Aristotelian Virtue Ethics?
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2018It is commonly assumed that Aristotle's ethical theory shares deep structural similarities with neo‐Aristotelian virtue ethics. I argue that this assumption is a mistake, and that Aristotle's ethical theory is both importantly distinct from the theories his work has inspired, and independently compelling.
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2017
This chapter discusses, principally, Aristotle’s biological works on animals, De anima and the Metaphysics. Its intent is to lay out the texts with which Aquinas would substantiate his view that individuality has its origins in matter, and not the soul.
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This chapter discusses, principally, Aristotle’s biological works on animals, De anima and the Metaphysics. Its intent is to lay out the texts with which Aquinas would substantiate his view that individuality has its origins in matter, and not the soul.
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Science et Esprit, 2020
Proclus, en interprétant la méthode dialectique du Parménide, affirme de manière étonnante qu’Aristote, dans les Premiers Analytiques I, 27, a imité Platonmais que, bien entendu, ce que Platon avait exposé était plus complet. Cette remarque est importante à trois égards : premièrement, il s’agit du seul cas qui subsiste où un lien est établi entre l ...
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Proclus, en interprétant la méthode dialectique du Parménide, affirme de manière étonnante qu’Aristote, dans les Premiers Analytiques I, 27, a imité Platonmais que, bien entendu, ce que Platon avait exposé était plus complet. Cette remarque est importante à trois égards : premièrement, il s’agit du seul cas qui subsiste où un lien est établi entre l ...
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