Приклади вживання Aristotelian Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Ethics detailed in this part summarize the ethics(Aristotelian in nature) which man must follow to reach his intended destiny.
which is the main difference between the Platonov and Aristotelian schools.
Edward A. Hacker(1991), Aristotelian Logic, SUNY Press, pp. 207.
Before Newton was born the“new science” of the century had at last succeeded in rejecting Aristotelian and scholastic explanations expressed in terms of the essences of material bodies.
based on Aristotelian philosophy and Christian theology, changed radically.
The old Aristotelian claim that a moving earth would leave its atmosphere behind is there too.
The mouth of the sea urchin is called Aristotelian lantern, and there are five constantly growing teeth.
celebrated the effort of neo-scholastic renovation of Aristotelian thought.
And they propel themselves in the direction of an Aristotelian'final cause',
I conclude that the Aristotelian doctrines with which we have been concerned in this chapter are wholly false,
the human soul is something immortal- it is the spiritual form of the body(in the Aristotelian sense).
Copernicus uses the Aristotelian terminology of his opponents,
for it has not prejudged the question whether a Platonist or an Aristotelian is born or made.
He held that it only changed at the end of the Middle Ages with the revival of Roman law, of Aristotelian philosophy, and of ancient art
His most important original philosophical work was“Tahafut al-tahafut”(“The Incoherence of the Incoherence”), in which he defended Aristotelian philosophy against the claims of al-Ghazali in his“Tahafut al-falasifa”(“The Incoherence of the Philosophers”).
The pre-Cartesian, Aristotelian view of knowledge is,
Ciceronian, Aristotelian) reading of divinity,
including some of the longer Aristotelian commentaries, have only survived in Latin
Thomas Aquinas(1225- 1274) had a great deal of influence in nearly fixing Aristotelian philosophy, and its cousin,
This Aristotelian essence or Form,