Titlebook: Aristotle’s Idea of the Soul; Herbert Granger Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 Aristotle.natural philosophy.nature

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The Case for Substantialism,ion, the kind of expression that divides its reference among discrete, countable particulars. Things are the types of entities that provide the subjects of first-order properties or typically provide the values of the variables of first-order predicate logic. A variety of substantialist interpretati

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The Agency of the Soul: The Case for Substantialism Reconsidered, evidence were all we had to go on, there would not be much reason to take seriously the claims for substantialism. Nonetheless, there is good reason for thinking that there is some sort of substantialist dimension within Aristotle’s thought about form or soul. He speaks in substantialist terms when

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The Nature of Soul: The Property-Thing,ip. Prominent among this evidence is Aristotle’s tendency to speak about form as a ‘predicate’ of its material ‘subject’, and especially impressive in this respect are his opening remarks on his own view of the nature of soul in . 2.1, in which he speaks about soul as if it were a predicate of its m

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K?lner Beitr?ge zur Didaktik der Mathematikch is at the heart of his natural philosophy. The central question of this essay is that of the ontological or metaphysical nature of the form of the ‘composite substance’ of matter and form, or what in Aristotle’s psychology is the ‘soul’ of organisms. The ontological nature of form or soul is a to

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K?lner Beitr?ge zur Didaktik der Mathematiknd his natural philosophy. Moreover, in large part the attributivist interpretation is correct about the nature of the soul, since there is an attributivist dimension to Aristotle’s thinking. The two main pillars of the attributivist interpretation, no matter what its nature, whether functionalist o

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K?lner Beitr?ge zur Didaktik der Mathematik realism in one form or another is dominant over rationalism. The most popular form of realism is a version of ‘functionalism’ modeled on the psychological variety currently popular in the philosophy of mind. This chapter will (1) lay out the distinction between realism and rationalism, (2) offer an

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