Titlebook: Aristotle. On Youth and Old Age, Life and Death, and Respiration 1-6; With Translation, In Giouli Korobili Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if appl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99966-7Aristotle’s natural philosophy; Aristotle on body and soul; Aristotle’s style of writing; Life and deat

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Arno-Ekkehart Lison,Heinz Losse and respiration. Presented in this way, and without further specification, its content admittedly seems incoherent and unspecified; yet, in this work, Aristotle is careful to provide us with all necessary conceptual links to tie all of these topics together. A close examination reveals that its mai

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,Beitrag zur Kenntnis ausl?ndischer Honige,a transition from the insights gained from empirical observation in . 2 and 3 to a theoretical defense of those insights based on rational argumentation. Aristotle invokes for this purpose his famous biological principle that given a range of possibilities nature will always select the optimal outco

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Friedrich Auerbach,Werner Plüddemannperceptual argumentation (.) in . 7–27 often called .. In illuminating Aristotle’s method of investigation and argument in this part of the text, I propose that any attempt to divide the . into smaller portions with separate titles does not do justice to the unity of the argument. Part I examines th