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  • {{r|Aristotle}}
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  • ...ient philosophy are the [[Athens|Athenians]] [[Socrates]], [[Plato]] and [[Aristotle]]. But before Socrates, there were plenty of other philosophers. Some consi ...investigators, [[mathematics|mathematicians]] and producers of literature. Aristotle, as well as being a philosopher, is known both for [[metaphysics|metaphysic
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  • {{r|Aristotle}}
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  • * Aristotle. ''[[Aristotle, Metaphysics|Metaphysics]]'' * Aristotle. ''[[Nicomachean Ethics]]''
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  • {{r|Aristotle}}
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  • [[Aristotle]] was the first who noticed that with Socrates philosophy had taken a new t ...te understanding of the views they held. One our best secondary sources is Aristotle who at the time seemed to have had access to their writings. But even his i
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  • {{r|Aristotle}}
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  • ...il of Lyons]]. Aquinas replaced [[Neoplatonism|Neo-Platonic]] ideas with [[Aristotle]]'s in Christian theology, in the process developing Aristotelian [[metaphy ...heavenly wisdom. Certainly, the influence of Thomas, and his promotion of Aristotle, on all aspects of Western civilisation is profound. However, [[Bertrand Ru
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  • {{r|Aristotle}}
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  • *''Aristotle in Cyberspace: Toward a Theory of Information Warfare,''
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  • ...compositions, but of those nothing remained except for short quotations in Aristotle, [[Plato]], [[Clement of Alexandria]], [[Philostratus]] and Pausanias.
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  • {{r|Aristotle}}
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  • {{r|Aristotle}}
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  • ...ons, and his seeking out or new emphasis on classical authors other than [[Aristotle]].
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  • ==George Eliot speaks to Aristotle about metaphor== ...desert, but it would hardly lead one far in training that useful beast. O Aristotle! if you had had the advantage of being "the freshest modern" instead of the
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  • Aristotle states (in chapters six and seven of the ''Perihermaneias'' (Latin ''De Int ...r logical relationship implied by this, though not mentioned explicitly by Aristotle, is subalternation (''subalternatio''). This is a relation between a parti
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  • [[Heraclitus]] used λόγος to refer to discourse and [[Aristotle]] uses it to refer to rational discourse.
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  • ...rsis]] for the [[audience]]; according to Greek [[philosopher]]s such as [[Aristotle]], the cartharsis happens because theater-goers [[experience]] the [[pain]]
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  • ...'Republic'' greatly influenced later political thought. Plato's student, [[Aristotle]], further systematized the study of politics in philosophy and his princip ===Plato and Aristotle===
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  • ==Aristotle's Lyceum== ...r Plato's death in 347 BC. Matson (1968) reports a long-standing view that Aristotle left Athens following the death of Plato after not being named to head the
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  • a rather long history going back to ancient Greek thinkers: Aristotle already claimed that “the whole is of necessity prior to the part” (Aristotle 1966:1253a20)
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  • ...onforms to the three Unities, supposedly derived from the ''Poetics'' of [[Aristotle]]. These are the unity of time, the unity of place and the unity of action
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  • ...nd Form are completely separate, therefore placing Plato further away from Aristotle's view of substance [form]. However, there is a way that it can be said th
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  • *Aristotle ''The Politics '' trans: T A Sinclair Penguin Classics 1964
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  • ...the coast of Greece, was a a student of [[Leucippus]], who is credited by Aristotle with the theory of [[Atom_%28science%29|atomism]].
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  • {{Aristotle}}
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  • ...g matter. This concept goes back to at least 330BC when the philosopher [[Aristotle]] observed that when meat is left to decay, maggots would appear on the mea
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  • ...rial, formal, efficient and final causes of things. But Cohen argues that Aristotle did not conceive of causes exclusively in the sense of cause-and-effect, wh ...denote cause-to-effect. This section describes how some philosophers view Aristotle's 'causality' in relation to living things.
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  • ...About the end of the fourth century B.C. , very shortly after the death of Aristotle, we come to two great names in the history of medicine—Herophilus, who ma *Smith CU. (2010). The triune brain in antiquity: Plato, Aristotle, Erasistratus. J Hist Neurosci 19: 1-14
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  • ...nor false before the event.<ref name=Hasle/><ref name=Knuuttila/><ref name=Aristotle/> However, Freddoso supports as most plausible the objection, called the Oc Aristotle's example of two mutually exclusive statements about the future:
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  • ...re is the increasingly popular theory of [[virtue ethics]], derived from [[Aristotle]]'s and [[Confucius]]'s notions, which asserts that the right action will b
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  • {{Image|Bust of Aristotle.jpg|left|350px|A marble bust of Aristotle.}} '''Aristotle''' (Ancient [[Greek]]: ''Ἀριστοτέλης, Aristotélēs''), a Greek
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  • ...ence of biology begins in the 4th century BCE, with the work and though of Aristotle (384-322 BCE). He learned from earlier Greek thinkers who postulated biolog ...offer random variations;<ref>Aristotle (350 BCE) [http://classics.mit.edu/Aristotle/physics.2.ii.html '''Physics''' Book II Part 8 (Translated by R. P. Hardie
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  • ...h do move, by [[Aristotle]] in his works on [[metaphysics]] and [[logic]]. Aristotle continued to influence classification of plants all the way to [[Carl Linna
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  • ...wood's "Philosophical Classics." Together with Bain, he edited Grote's ''[[Aristotle]]'', and was the editor of ''[[Mind (journal)|Mind]]'' from its foundation
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  • ...uld be misleading to imply that Aristotelian science is empirical. Indeed, Aristotle did not accept that knowledge acquired by induction could rightly be counte ...rely to demonstrate universal truths but also to discover their causes. As Aristotle explains in his ''[[Posterior Analytics]]'',
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  • *[[Aristotle]]
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  • ...as a [[materialism|materialist]], and a [[monism and pluralism|monist]]. [[Aristotle]] (''Metaphysics'') says that he (Thales) was the first to consider the bas Hawking and Mlodinow (2010) interpret Aristotle as saying that Thales was the first to develop the idea that the understand
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  • ...s definition, although they by no means always valued leisure as Plato and Aristotle did (Sylvester, 1999). Thus, leisure was particularly scorned during the Pr
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  • ...'[[being]]' are treated in slightly different ways in Western philosophy. Aristotle pointed out that there are various ways in which a thing can "be" and inaug
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  • ...rch. Its three most famous philosophers were [[Socrates]], [[Plato]] and [[Aristotle]].
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  • [[Aristotle]], theorising about tragedy in his ''Poetics'', considered that tragedy had
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  • ...near Mieza, a place known for its natural beauty. Alexander was tutored by Aristotle for three years, from the age of 13 to 16.
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  • ...fice. However, it is unclear as to what powers exactly the Council lost; [[Aristotle]] and other writers never made it precisely clear in their writings. In the
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  • ...red by investigation, inquiry". This is the sense in which it is used by [[Aristotle]] in his ''{{polytonic|Περί Τά Ζωα Ιστορία}}'', ''Peri Ta Z
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  • ...re Gassendi]] in the late 16th and early 17th century AD wrote criticising Aristotle and is widely acknowledge as the one who revived the idea. He described his
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  • ...metaphysics" is generally held to have come from the title given to one of Aristotle's works by the editor of his works Andronicus of Rhodes: ''Metaphysics'', o ...philosophy". Among Aristotle's other works was ''Physics''. The editor of Aristotle's works, Andronicus, placed the books on first philosophy right after ''Phy
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  • ...the sphere of the stars and its interior is mainly filled with [[aether]]. Aristotle believed that the very notion of vacuum is absurd, space and matter are ine ===Chapter 4: Recasting the Tradition: Aristotle to the Copernicans===
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