The Life of the Mind, Opseg 2Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 15
... Aristotle admitted one important exception to this rule , namely , making or fabri- cation - poiein , as distinct from prattein , acting or praxis . To use Aristotle's example , the craftsman who makes a " brazen sphere " joins together ...
... Aristotle admitted one important exception to this rule , namely , making or fabri- cation - poiein , as distinct from prattein , acting or praxis . To use Aristotle's example , the craftsman who makes a " brazen sphere " joins together ...
Stranica 16
... Aristotle speaks neither of liberty nor of free will . . . the term itself is lacking , ” 11 and Hobbes is already quite explicit on the point.12 It is still somewhat difficult to spot , because the Greek language of course knows the ...
... Aristotle speaks neither of liberty nor of free will . . . the term itself is lacking , ” 11 and Hobbes is already quite explicit on the point.12 It is still somewhat difficult to spot , because the Greek language of course knows the ...
Stranica 124
... Aristotle , for whom the energeia tou theou is contemplative , since action as well as production would be " petty and unworthy of the gods . " ( " If we take away action from a living being , to say nothing of production , what is left ...
... Aristotle , for whom the energeia tou theou is contemplative , since action as well as production would be " petty and unworthy of the gods . " ( " If we take away action from a living being , to say nothing of production , what is left ...
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The Philosophers and the Will | 11 |
Contents | 73 |
Thomas Aquinas and the primacy | 113 |
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