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Read moreTimeless and carefully selected quotes and sayings by Aristotle, the ancient Greek philosopher (student of Plato and teacher to Alexander the Great). Quotes compiled from http://www.quotesmessages.com. ————————————————————————— Aristotle Quotes ————————————————————————— Quote #1 – “We are what we repeatedly do.” Quote #2 – “Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity.” Quote #3 […]
Read moreA very brief introduction to Aristotle’s metaphysics
Read moreIn this video, Professor Thorsby offers an general overview of Aristotle’s Politics. Particular focus is paid to the concepts of virtue, the consitutional state, natural slavery, and property relations
Read moreIn this video, we start exploring this key work of Aristotle’s Organon – the Categories. Working our way through chapters 1-4, we discuss the following topics: univocal, equivocal, and derivative terms; what can be predicated of, and what can be in a subject; genera, species, differentiae, and predication; and finally, the list of the 10 […]
Read moreThis video focuses on Aristotle’s work, the Nicomachean Ethics, and examines his discussion of the intellectual virtues and the parts of the human soul in book 6. Aristotle distinguishes between two higher, intellectual or rational parts of the soul, one concerned with theoretical matters, which are from necessity and whose principles do not change, and […]
Read moreComplete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/07/04/Michael_Sandel_Justice-Journey_in_Moral_Reasoninga Harvard University Professor of Government Michael Sandel explains classical Aristotelian notions of “justice,” by examining them in the context of the modern issue of same-sex marriage. —– Harvard professor Michael Sandel gives a lecture condensed from his popular university class Justice: A Journey in Moral Reasoning. In it, he analyzes the […]
Read moreA brief and ridiculously simplified look at the thinking of Aristotle. Feel free to make comments at my blog: http://www.shanescottonline.com/2016/01/tuesdays-with-thomas-aquinas-and.html
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