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Aristotle and the science of perception

Posted on:2014-08-12

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:Villanova University

Candidate:Butler, James Eric

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GTID:1455390008956908

Subject:Philosophy

Abstract/Summary:

A critical examination of Aristotle's natural scientific theory of perception, focusing on its anatomical and physiological aspects, emphasizing the central place of his text, de Sensu, for our understanding thereof.

Keywords/Search Tags:

Aristotle, Perception

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