Titlebook: Knowing and Being in Ancient Philosophy; Daniel Bloom,Laurence Bloom,Miriam Byrd Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Syllogisms: In Theory and Practiceterms are related. So Aristotle defines intelligence (.) as the ability swiftly to intuit middle terms. Reliance on the middle term, discovered through experience, makes the syllogism (unlike Plato’s analytical method of division) a method of discovery, fruitful scientifically, unlike mere formalism

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Monism, Metaphysics, and Paradoxr this reason, it is in principle impossible for a particular thinker to attain the perspective of the Logos by which the whole can be made intelligible. So, metaphysics itself tells us that metaphysics is impossible. According to Halper, Heraclitus was wrong to take the Logos as applying to itself,

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Understanding the Image of the Sun: Aristotle, Descartes, and Spinoza on Imaginationrienced by the senses. By capturing things as they appear, and by making present what is absent, imagination has been traditionally considered as an activity that is responsible for mistaken apprehensions and errors in knowledge. The mental representation of the image of the sun is one such case. In

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Moving Naturally for Aristotle, Laozi, and Zhuangziether the motion is natural or artificial such that natural motion is easier than artificial motion. I draw on Ed Halper’s solution to how nature is knowable for Aristotle, by interpreting the various sorts of motions as complete and incomplete actualities, and hence as more or less knowable, respec

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A Reading of the First Book of the ,: A Look to the Wholet book. Since justice for Plato is each individual doing their own work and not meddling in the affairs of others and each class in the good city has their own work, each class has their own specific way to be just. On my view, each interlocutor presents the definition of justice relevant to the cla