Titlebook: Aristotle’s Theory of Practical Cognition; Takatura Ando Book 1965 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1965 Aristotle.classical phil

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The Practical Syllogism,ntains both universal and particular cognitions, and takes a syllogistic form. As an example of such a syllogism, we find first of all . or deliberation. We said something about this previously,. but we must now again study the essence of this main concept of practical cognition. According to the .,

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Experimentierfeld Ostmitteleuropa?. The way to solve apparent contradictions and heterogeneous expressions is not simply to assume a transition in his thought; we should rather endeavour to find a logical sequence in these elements, unless there are philological reasons for proceeding otherwise. For, the thought of an eminent philos

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Experimentierfeld Ostmitteleuropa? if perception be regarded as the organization of present stimuli concerning present objects, desire, at least, presupposes the expectation of future conduct, so that its immediate agent is imagination rather than sensation; whereas sensation is a mere indirect efficient cause. Desire is nothing but

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