In literature:
He regards the subject largely from an Aristotelian point of view.
"The Basis of Early Christian Theism" by Lawrence Thomas Cole
The so-called Aristotelian dramatic canons, formulated by Scaliger in his Poetic, were rigorously applied.
"A History of French Literature" by Edward Dowden
He is an Aristotelian of the fifteenth century.
"The English Utilitarians, Volume II (of 3)" by Leslie Stephen
Even in the universities Aristotelian physics and metaphysics, and with them the scholastic philosophy, still held their own.
"The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 11" by Various
Aristotelian doctrine of chemical elements, 4.
"Manures and the principles of manuring" by Charles Morton Aikman
The Aristotelian distribution of the intellectual faculties corresponds fully to this division of the objects of knowledge.
"Christianity and Greek Philosophy" by Benjamin Franklin Cocker
The Aristotelian philosophy was no longer satisfying.
"Jewish Literature and Other Essays" by Gustav Karpeles
Marius himself, however, seems to have held the Aristotelian terrestrial-exhalation theory of cometary origin.
"A Popular History of Astronomy During the Nineteenth Century" by Agnes M. (Agnes Mary) Clerke
Controverted the Aristotelians concerning falling bodies, at Pisa.
"Pioneers of Science" by Oliver Lodge
What was the Athanasian creed but an Aristotelian formula, making a hard dogma out of a dim mystery?
"Beside Still Waters" by Arthur Christopher Benson
His basic anti-Aristotelianism prevented his appreciating the biologically oriented thought of Aristotle.
"Medical Investigation in Seventeenth Century England" by Charles W. Bodemer
By the Aristotelian logicians, the terms genus and species were used in a more restricted sense.
"A System of Logic: Ratiocinative and Inductive" by John Stuart Mill
Some of the Aristotelians declared that the telescope of Galileo showed things which do not exist.
"Famous Men of Science" by Sarah K. Bolton
This classification survived in the Aristotelian schools at Padua and elsewhere as late as Zabarella and Campanella.
"A History of Literary Criticism in the Renaissance" by Joel Elias Spingarn
It is this that gives the Aristotelian doctrine in its more abstract statements an air of uncertainty.
"Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 14, Slice 3" by Various
See also a copious commentary on the Aristotelian treatise in Foss, De Gorgia Leontino, p. 115 seq.
"Plato and the Other Companions of Sokrates, 3rd ed. Volume I (of 4)" by George Grote
It was through the commentaries of Averroes that Aristotelian science became known in Europe during the Middle Ages.
"An Introduction to the History of Science" by Walter Libby
The situation was exactly such as to call into active use the Aristotelian scheme of thought.
"Essays in Experimental Logic" by John Dewey
As a rule, he is a steady practitioner of the Aristotelian =megaloprepeia=, or virtue of magnificent expenditure.
"Voltaire" by John Morley
Of other Aristotelian writings he appears to have known nothing.
"Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 15, Slice 4" by Various
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In news:
A professor of philosophy at St John's University recently launched the first phase of a comprehensive Web-based database on Aristotelian scholarship that includes 43,000 articles, book reviews, books and PhD dissertations.
Simple, direct and memorable, this Aristotelian "triptych" is a handy method to employ whenever you need to make a presentation, long or short, that you want people to remember.
"Greek medicine" was long viewed with suspicion, and it took three centuries for Aristotelian logic to be accepted, over the strenuous objections of pious clerics.
You still have to satisfy all those pesky Aristotelian needs, but you don't have story and character to help you out.
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In science:
Two or more Aristotelian diagrams, and their duals, can be concatenated and reduced, if possible.
A diagrammatic calculus of n-term syllogisms
Moreover, these involve three distinguished term-variables, denoted S , P and M , in such a way that M occurs in both the Aristotelian diagrams in the premisses and does not in the conclusion, whereas S and P occur in the conclusion as well as in the premisses.
A diagrammatic calculus of n-term syllogisms
Syllogistic inferences will be represented by diagrams filled i n with the symbol |= upside down, so to explicitly underline the fact that the notion of syllogistic inference is a directed one but also written in line, by letting ♯ denote the concatenation of Aristotelian diagrams.
A diagrammatic calculus of n-term syllogisms
Aristotelian diagrams for its premisses to the Aristotelian diagram for its conclusion.
A diagrammatic calculus of n-term syllogisms
Aristotelian diagram representing the conclusion of (4) has been obtained by reduction through the formal calculation of the composite • ← M ← P, making the middle term M disappear.
A diagrammatic calculus of n-term syllogisms
More precisely, for a valid syllogism, the Aristotelian diagram for its conclusion contains as many bullet symbols as in the Aristotelian diagrams for its premisses.
A diagrammatic calculus of n-term syllogisms
Aristotelian diagram for the conclusion, whereas three of them occur in those for the premisses.
A diagrammatic calculus of n-term syllogisms
On the basis of philosophical arguments, al-Ghazali was able to avoid an in finite, temporal regress of past events, which w as one of the main drawbacks in Aristotelian Cosmological Arguments.
New remarks on the Cosmological Argument
Lowe, E. J. (1996). Why is there anything at all? Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 70: 111–20. Rundle, B. (2006).
Why there is something rather than nothing: The finite, infinite and eternal
Note that the responses include as distractors not only “D,” the common Aristotelian misconception that “motion requires a net force,” but also other less common student misconceptions “A ” and “E” that might not be known to traditional teachers.
Lessons From the Physics-Education Reform Effort
To illustrate, consider the plight of an intelligent cosmologist back in the geocentric Aristotelian era.
CIW Cosmology Symposium: Conference Summary -- Observations
Lowe. A simulation study of the dynamics of a driven filament in an Aristotelian fluid. J.
The hydrodynamics of swimming microorganisms
Studies on Facial Expressions and Physiognomy date back to the early Aristotelian era (4th century BC).
Face Expression Recognition and Analysis: The State of the Art
Till now we have seen a brief ‘timeline view’ of the important studies on expressions and expression recognition (right from the Aristotelian era till 2001).
Face Expression Recognition and Analysis: The State of the Art
We introduce two broad classifications for comparison and contrast, organized along classic greek lines, the Platonistic and Aristotelian.
Classification of Multivector Theories and the Modification of the Postulates of Physics
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