aristotelianism in English

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philosophy and teachings of Aristotle

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1. Aristotelianism definition, the philosophy of Aristotle

2. Anti-Aristotelianism cankerworm hircic woodturner scutellation Bimilllennia exoticist ergatocrat

3. This intermingling is important to understand when looking at the legacy of Aristotelianism and a biblical interpretation of Aristotle’s work.

4. In contrast to these materialistic views, Aristotelianism considered all natural things as actualisations of fixed natural possibilities, known as forms.

5. Other articles where Actuality is discussed: metaphysics: Aristotelianism: form and matter, potentiality and Actuality, and cause (see Aristotle: Physics and metaphysics)

6. Thus Cartesianism is opposed to both Aristotelianism and empiricism, with their emphasis on sensory experience as the source of all knowledge of the world.

7. Aristotelianism is a school or tradition of philosophy from the Socratic (or Classical) period of ancient Greece, that takes its defining inspiration from the work of the 4th Century B.C

8. Aristotelianism the philosophy of Aristotle, especially an emphasis upon formal deductive logic, upon the concept that reality is a combination of form and matter, and upon investigation of the concrete and particular

9. Aristotelean: 1 adj of or relating to Aristotle or his philosophy “ Aristotelean logic” Synonyms: Aristotelian , Aristotelic , peripatetic n a follower of Aristotle or an adherent of Aristotelianism Synonyms: Aristotelian , Peripatetic Type of: adherent , disciple someone who believes and helps to spread the doctrine of another

10. Arabic Aristotelianism was the product of Syrians, Persians, Turks, Jews, and Arabs who wrote and taught in their own countries as well as in Africa and Spain until the 12th century. Much of it and of what the Jews produced in Hebrew in the following two centuries passed into the Latin tradition between 1130 and 1550.