Aristotle's man : speculations upon Aristotelian anthropology / Stephen R.L. Clark.

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Clark, Stephen R. L [Author]

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9780198245162
9780198247159

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B491 .A757 1975

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Contents:

2/1. The Ergon argument -- 2/2. The biological continuum -- 2/3. Wholes and ends -- 3/1. Perception -- 3/2. The doctrine of the man -- 3/3. Policy and polity -- 4/1. Time -- 4/2. History -- 5/1. Eudaimonia -- 5/2. Death -- 5/3. Nous -- 6. Body-mind -- Appendices: -- A. Pneuma -- B. The sexes -- C. Aristotle and the Sung Neo-Confucians -- D. Ta Noeta and the unmoved movers.

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1. Introduction: methods and interpretation -- 2/1. The Ergon argument -- 2/2. The biological continuum -- 2/3. Wholes and ends -- 3/1. Perception -- 3/2. The doctrine of the man -- 3/3. Policy and polity -- 4/1. Time -- 4/2. History -- 5/1. Eudaimonia -- 5/2. Death -- 5/3. Nous -- 6. Body-mind -- Appendices: -- A. Pneuma -- B. The sexes -- C. Aristotle and the Sung Neo-Confucians -- D. Ta Noeta and the unmoved movers.

COPYRIGHT: Use of this publication is limited to a maximum of the greater of (a) 20% of any single Work and (b) two chapters or articles, in any single course.

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