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Reflections: Commentary on Aristotle’s NICOMACHEAN ETHICS; BOOK I, 12
COMMENTARY ON ARISTOTLE’S NICOMACHEAN ETHICS: BOOK I, 12 (For the nature of the sections see the “General Introduction”, here.) Abbreviations: Ar. = Aristotle, AQ= Aquinas, NE = Nicomachean Ethi… more →
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Secondary Causation and God's Purpose in Protestant Aristotelianism
wrote 6 days ago: In the fifty years between 1610 and 1660 Protestant Scholasticism developed a number of traits that … more →
Robert Jenkin: Science Demonstrates the Unimaginable Grandeur of God and His Creation
wrote 1 week ago: Although some Christians in the 17th century felt that the new scientific advances attacked and unde … more →
Protestant Appreciation of Catholic Achievements in the Scientific Revolution
wrote 2 weeks ago: For many people, the trial of Galileo demonstrates the medieval Roman Catholic Church’s hostil … more →
The Physicalism of David Papineau: A First Impression
wrote 1 month ago: 1. Following a link provided in an April 9th, 20103, post, “KCL’s David Papineau Interviewed … more →
Plato + Aristotle = Aquinas
wrote 1 month ago: Norris Clarke, in his article “The Meaning of Participation in St. Thomas”, argues that … more →
Jay's Analysis Audio Discussion: Platonism Destroys Materialism
wrote 2 months ago: In this discussion, I detail what I argued in my recent article: Platonism as an esoteric tradition … more →
My Weird Introduction
wrote 2 months ago: I never thought I’d find myself doing this, but here I am. Welcome. Who am I? Well, as the subtitle … more →
Introduction
wrote 2 months ago: The aim of After Aristotle is that of promoting and engaging in serious philosophical discussion fro … more →
ARISTOTLE
wrote 3 months ago: Linnaeus and Cuvier have been my two gods, though in very different ways, but they were mere schoolb … more →
Thomism and Aristotelianism.
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wrote 3 months ago: “That such a doctrine [distinction of essence and existence] is his greatest or most important … more →
Do numbers exist?
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wrote 4 months ago: This is a question that I first encountered when my Calculus professor asked it of my class. Initial … more →
From Edward Feser: 'Nagel And His Critics Part IV'
wrote 5 months ago: Full post here. ‘Continuing our look at the critics of Thomas Nagel’s recent book Mind and Cos … more →
Richard Blum on the reception history of Aristotle
wrote 5 months ago: Paul Richard Blum has a new book out, and a new video supporting that book, on the reception history … more →
The Bible Was Origen's Manual
wrote 6 months ago: I’m still working my way through Mark J. Edwards’ book Origen against Plato (for which I … more →
New Website on Ancient Commentators on Aristotle
wrote 9 months ago: John Sellars put up a new website dedicated to the Ancient Commentators on Aristotle series. It offe … more →
Inflected Landscapes: photography in peril?
wrote 1 year ago: (The first of a series of posts in which images from “Inflected Landscapes,” a collectio … more →
Art, Interpretation, and Understanding (Part 2)
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wrote 1 year ago: 2 Since the act of interpreting seems to have something in common with the scientific viewpoint and … more →
Troubles in my soul…
wrote 1 year ago: Gene Ontology Entity Relationship (Photo credit: dullhunk) The term soul is horribly overused, even, … more →
Sometimes it takes a nightmare...
wrote 1 year ago: …to wake us up to reality. The growing awareness of the wisdom of nature– from the archi … more →
