Found inside â Page 213Annas, J. âAristotle on Inefficient Causes.â Philosophical Quarterly 32, no. 129 (1982): 311â326. Balme, D.M. âAristotle's Biology was not Essentialist.
Found inside â Page 39ing permits others to identify Aristotle as a familiar sort of biological student of ... biological definition is both a strength and a problem for us .
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Found inside â Page 194And even without a satisfactory essential definition of heat, Aristotle is able, in biological explanation throughout the corpus (especially, but not only, ...
Found inside â Page 111A class of objects is recognised intuitively by shared characteristics ; mankind was one of Aristotle's examples . Man is then defined as a " rational ...
Found inside â Page 97chapter 5 Unity of definition in Metaphysics H.6 and Z.12 Mary Louise Gill In ... being done on Aristotle's biology, which Allan has done so much to foster.
Found inside â Page 75Basically, he is seeking a definition of the voluntary and, accordingly, ... Division and Differentiae,â in Philosophical Issues in Aristotle's Biology, ed.
Found inside â Page 20We will never know for sure whether Aristotle's biological researches were stimulated by ... as defining characteristics; that we will treat non-existent, ...
Found inside â Page 227'Aristotle's definition of nature', Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 25: ... 'Bios and explanatory unity in Aristotle's biology', in D. Charles (ed.) ...