Titlebook: Aristotelian Naturalism; A Research Companion Martin H?hnel Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Hurthouse Neoaristotelian Ethics

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Operating Under the Idea of the Ideal: Aristotle’s Naturalism tell a story of humanity’s ‘history’ under the idea of a certain ideal. Specifically, tell it as a forward looking, trans-generational, process under the conception of the end, the ., of a world eventually so organized as to acknowledge, and encompass, the realization of the full humanity of each a

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Aristotle and Neo-Aristotelian Naturalismsuch as Julia Annas, Martha C. Nussbaum and John McDowell sought to counteract the impression that human nature served the function for Aristotle of grounding moral philosophy or moral thought upon some extra-ethical fact. Working against the tendency to banish nature or human nature from moral phil

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Metaphysical, Scientific, Semantic and Aristotelian Naturalismw as ‘naturalistic’. The main kinds of naturalism in theoretical philosophy conceive ‘nature’ or ‘the natural’ either as a realm (metaphysical naturalism) or methodologically (. naturalism, semantic naturalism). Aristotelian naturalism, on the other hand, conceives nature (.) as a thing’s essence. I

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Aristotelian Naturalism as Metaethicsrrent debates. In particular, Aristotelian Naturalism does not regard the ascription of a deontic status such as “permitted”, “required” or “forbidden” to certain actions as paradigmatic for determining the scope of ethics. Rather, if it does not altogether seek to eliminate these ascriptions, as El

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Aristotelian Naturalism as Ethical Naturalismwer to it, we need to say more about Aristotelian naturalism as well as ethical naturalism in its different forms. This chapter offers an account of Aristotelian naturalism that can help us understand the question, and it tries to place Aristotelian naturalism on a map of different views that are na

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What Is Biological About Aristotelian Naturalism? notoriously vague, however. We can try to compensate for this vagueness by remarking that Aristotelian naturalism is in favour of biological naturalism rather than physical naturalism. Relying on physics as a reference science to demonstrate that certain human capacities (such as language, thought

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