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First thoughts on relativity in the Peri Ideon | Blogistikon
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Musings about ancient philosophy. First thoughts on relativity in the Peri Ideon. After seeing me talk about relatives (. 7, James Warren suggested that I look again at the so-called ‘relativity argument’ in Alexander’s testimony on the lost treatise. Many of you will know the argument from Owen’s classic 1957 paper. A Proof in the. Peri Ideon and the industrial-scale debate it generated. But here, I’m just going to offer one preliminary idea. Clearly, Aristotle doesn’t like the argument, but it is a bit...
Aristotle on Relatives in Categories 7 (Part 3): Opaque and Transparent Relatives | Blogistikon
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Musings about ancient philosophy. Aristotle on Relatives in Categories 7 (Part 3): Opaque and Transparent Relatives. Is a relative and correlative pair, then X. Relates only to Y. But for the Exclusivity schema to hold, Aristotle must understand relatives opaquely here. Suppose that ‘parent’ and ‘offspring’ are a relative-correlative pair and replace X. Ex) Parent relates only to offspring. PCS: If someone knows any relative definitely he will also know definitely that in relation to which it is spoken of.
Aristotle on Relatives in Categories 7 (Part 1): Two Definitions | Blogistikon
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Musings about ancient philosophy. Aristotle on Relatives in Categories 7 (Part 1): Two Definitions. Aristotle’s class of relatives ( ta pros ti. 7, excludes some items that we consider relations and includes some that we do not. Aristotle excludes three or more place relations, such as between, but includes some monadic properties: e.g. large (6a36-b10); and virtue and vice (6b15). So what does Aristotle think relatives are? He defines them at Cat. 6a35 (D1) but gives a different. Trans Ackrill) ( Cat.
Aristotle on practical wisdom, part 3 | Blogistikon
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Musings about ancient philosophy. Aristotle on practical wisdom, part 3. NB: This is the third in a series of posts about Book VI of the. I explain the project in Part 1. I claimed in Part 2. Aristotle is in quite direct conversation with Plato throughout this passage, even deploying the familiar argument from Republic. That cognitive states are distinguished according to the ontological status of their objects, in order to distinguish the faculty for scientific knowledge ( to epistêmonikon. Varieties (2...
Aristotle on practical wisdom, part 2 | Blogistikon
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Musings about ancient philosophy. Aristotle on practical wisdom, part 2. NB: This is the second in a series of posts about practical wisdom. I explain the project in Part 1. Book VI, which treats not only practical wisdom, but also the other forms of intellectual excellence, follow on the discussion of character excellence that occupies Books II-V? And rational intuition (. 8211; as opposed to conducting some more systematic inquiry in which each of these was investigated in its own right. The alternativ...
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Musings about ancient philosophy. First thoughts on relativity in the Peri Ideon. After seeing me talk about relatives (. 7, James Warren suggested that I look again at the so-called ‘relativity argument’ in Alexander’s testimony on the lost treatise. Many of you will know the argument from Owen’s classic 1957 paper. A Proof in the. Peri Ideon and the industrial-scale debate it generated. But here, I’m just going to offer one preliminary idea. Continue reading →. A puzzle about knowledge and virtue.
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Ancient Philosophy and the Contemporary World. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Self-love and the Symposium. One of the things we'll talk about in class today is how each of the first five speeches in the Symposium offer a view of love that is grounded in the point of view of the speaker. The various encomia to eros are actually praises of self-love. Wednesday, February 10, 2010. Good quote about the present moment. American psychologist, philosopher. Friday, January 29, 2010. BMR Classical Book Reviews. John R&...
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News and events on ancient philosophy. September 4, 2011 • 12:50 pm. Peter Adamson’s first podcast on Aristotle’s Ethics: The Goldilocks Theory. 8216;s audio podcast is back, now with a first episode on Aristotle’s Ethics. Peter introduces us to the. And its main topic: happiness ( εὐδαιμονία. The podcast can be downloaded for iTunes here. You can also listen to the podcast online, in the official web page of the podcast. Where you can find a small list of further reading. September 1, 2011 • 3:35 pm.
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What's new in ancient philosophy. Petition: Dean of Graduate Studies, The University of Pittsburgh: Reinstate the Department of Classics’ Graduate Program. May 23, 2012. Sign the petition here. From → APN Editor. Job: Lecturer in Philosophy, AOS Open, AOC Ancient Philosophy – Birkbeck College, University of London, UK. May 23, 2012. Lecturer in Philosophy (Grade A). Department of Philosophy, Birkbeck College, University of London. Faculty (junior or senior) / Fixed term. Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy.
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APS at SPEP Speakers. The 2011 Meeting of the Ancient Philosophy Society. The 2010 Meeting of the Ancient Philosophy Society. Sallis Asks a Question of Gary Gurtler. Preparing the Session on Pity. 2015 Meeting in Lexington, KY, April 9-12. The University of Kentucky and Transylvania University are looking forward to hosting the 2015 meeting of the Ancient Philosophy Society. Or contact Eric Sanday ( eric.sanday@uky.edu. Call for Papers: 2015 Ancient Philosophy Society in Lexington, Kentucky. Levels of Ar...
