A Companion to AristotleGeorgios Anagnostopoulos John Wiley & Sons, 2013. ápr. 29. - 672 oldal The Blackwell Companion to Aristotle provides in-depth studies of the main themes of Aristotle's thought, from art to zoology.
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Aristotles Works and the Development of His Thought | 14 |
Deductive Logic | 31 |
Aristotles Theory of Demonstration | 51 |
Empiricism and the First Principles of Aristotelian Science | 66 |
Aristotle on Signification and Truth | 81 |
Aristotles Methods | 101 |
A Metaphysics | 125 |
Aristotelian Categories | 144 |
Form Essence and Explanation in Aristotles Biology | 348 |
Generation of Animals | 368 |
A Ethics | 387 |
Pleasure | 404 |
Human Excellence in Character and Intellect | 419 |
Courage | 442 |
Justice | 457 |
Friendship | 471 |
Form and Matter | 162 |
Aristotle on Universals | 186 |
Substances | 197 |
Causes | 213 |
Heavenly Bodies and First Causes | 230 |
B Physics | 242 |
Aristotle on the Infinite Space and Time | 260 |
Change and Its Relation to Actuality and Potentiality | 277 |
Psychology | 292 |
Sensation and Desire | 310 |
Phantasia and Thought | 322 |
Biology | 335 |
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