-
Andronicus set up a new
school where he
taught Boethus.
Whereas the
earlier Peripatetics had
sought to
extend and
develop Aristotle's works, from the time of...
- Look up
Peripatetic or
peripatetic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Peripatetic may
refer to:
Peripatetic school, a
school of
philosophy in Ancient...
-
peripatetics: An introduction. Cologne:
Bohlau Verlag. pp. 1–32.
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original on 2016-06-29.
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peripatetics,...
- The
Peripatetic axiom is: "Nothing is in the
intellect that was not
first in the senses" (Latin:
Nihil est in
intellectu quod non sit
prius in sensu)...
- emotions). On the one hand the
middle Platonists were
engaged like the
later Peripatetics in
scholarly activities such as the
exposition of Plato's
doctrines and...
-
Satyrus (Ancient Gr****: Σάτυρος) of
Callatis was a
distinguished Peripatetic philosopher and historian,
whose biographies of
famous people are frequently...
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secret languages.
Below is a
brief overview of the main
known groups of
peripatetics. The
information in this table, as well as in the rest of this article...
- dialectic. The name
Organon was
given by Aristotle's followers, the
Peripatetics, who
maintained against the
Stoics that
Logic was "an instrument" of...
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episode includes the
approaches of a
great thinker or school, such as the
Peripatetics,
Nietzsche or Schopenhauer,
linking their teachings with
fictional events...
- herders,
foragers and
traditional peripatetics (Rao and
Casimir 2003 :1).
Customary strangers : new
perspectives on
peripatetic peoples in the
Middle East,...
