Greek Reporter

Why Did Aristotle Flee Athens When Indicted Rather Than Die Like Socrates?

Following the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC, an outbreak of anti-Macedonian feeling swept Athens, forcing Aristotle ...
Greek Reporter

When Alexander the Great Rebuked Aristotle for Revealing Hidden Knowledge to the Masses

The student-teacher relationship between Alexander the Great and the philosopher Aristotle is a well-known chapter in the ...
The Atlantic

Hobbes, Aristotle, and the Senses

I wanted to highlight to particularly helpful comments from last week's reading of Leviathan. In the first chapter, Hobbes attempts to define "the senses," or the method by which humans perceive ...
JSTOR Daily

Aristotle's Two Worlds: Knowledge and Belief in "Posterior Analytics" 1.33

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract At the end of Republic 5, Plato distinguishes epistêtnê from doxa, knowledge from belief. In Posterior Analytics 1.33, Aristotle provides his ...
BBC

Aristotle na di most important pesin for history?

Aristotle na di most important pesin in history? E fit be say Aristotle na di most influential pesin wey don eva live? Na wetin British philosopher John Sellars dey certainly. Im argue say di impact ...
The New York Times

Athens in Pieces: In Aristotle’s Garden

It is unclear whether the Lyceum charged fees but, given its vast wealth, it probably didn’t need to. Sounds a little like Harvard, doesn’t it? By Simon Critchley Mr. Critchley is a professor of ...