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Aristotelianism

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Nov 1, 2026

Lea YpiGUEST
25:55
It's a good thing that humanity has come to acknowledge this truth that it didn't acknowledge at the time of Aristotle, and that we should protect and preserve that.
Lea YpiGUEST
26:02
And that there are some things that it's a question of sort of scientific progress that we don't return to asking ourselves, well, are we still in the kind of Aristotelian, Ptolemaic worldview of thinking about the planets, but that we've moved on.
Lea YpiGUEST
26:15
And I think it's the same thing when it comes to certain moral questions, that they're not all up for grabs.
Lea YpiGUEST
26:20
So in that sense, I think it's important that institutions preserve the progress in learning that has been made on some questions and that to some extent also that they entrench it.
Ed McLarenGUEST
48:02
But their ideas, their virtues, the things that they have been inculcated with and have carried with them are going to leave such an imprint on all of the different peoples that remain on the face of the earth, it will be like they, the bourgeois elite, are immortal.
Ed McLarenGUEST
48:17
And that they have changed this matter on an almost Aristotelian basis, in the same way that matter and form exist.
Ed McLarenGUEST
48:26
Form is the sort of masculine that is imposed on the matter, or feminine.
Ed McLarenGUEST
48:30
They want to do that, but with post-war liberal values.
Michael HortonPANELIST
23:46
Paul uses it, but it's shorthand.
Michael HortonPANELIST
23:48
He wasn't thinking in Aristotelian categories.
Michael HortonPANELIST
23:51
It's shorthand for justified by Christ through faith.
Bob HillerHOST
23:55
Right.
Manuel RamosGUEST
36:00
According to context, according to occurrence.
Manuel RamosGUEST
36:02
There's no idea of stable category except in in an Aristotelian mind.
Manuel RamosGUEST
36:08
Aristotle is no good lesson here.
Manuel RamosGUEST
36:14
The idea that categories are binary, they don't really make much sense, and we know they don't make much sense, but we totally believe in the nonsense.
Peter AdamsonHOST
9:31
So now I should apologize for that.
Peter AdamsonHOST
9:33
Being a philosopher, one of the things that most attracted my attention was the contrast between the way they talk about these coins and the kind of implicit economic theory that goes with that and what you might find in the Aristotelian tradition, which is what I'm more familiar with.
Peter AdamsonHOST
9:49
So what do they think about the money? Like, what are the ideas surrounding these coins?
Suzanne ReichlinGUEST
9:54
Yeah, that's actually exactly what intrigued me about one vernacular version, because most of the version just tell us Terak made those coins and maybe they tell us Ninos wanted to have a market and that's why he needed money or he invented money, but then they stopped.
Suzanne ReichlinGUEST
11:39
And I was intrigued also because it was so close to what we find in Aristotle's politics.
Suzanne ReichlinGUEST
11:45
And of course, you will know it, the politics was translated into Latin in 1265 and then commented on.
Suzanne ReichlinGUEST
11:53
And I'm pretty sure that Johannes Rothe was some way or the other acquainted with Aristotelian thoughts about the invention of money.
Suzanne ReichlinGUEST
12:02
But there's also a crucial difference in the way Rothe tells us the story of the invention of money and Aristotle tells it to us.
Bill BoerstNARRATOR
40:10
The mere sound indeed of these words is air and motion, and therefore a body, but the meaning of them is not a body, but an announcement about a body, which is quite a different thing.
Bill BoerstNARRATOR
40:23
On examining such details as are left us of the Stoic logic, the first thing which strikes one is its extreme complexity as compared with the Aristotelian.
Bill BoerstNARRATOR
40:33
It was a scholastic age, and the Stoics were fined and distinguished to their heart's content.
Bill BoerstNARRATOR
40:40
As regards immediate inference, a subject which has been run into subtleties among ourselves, Chrysippus estimated that the changes which could be wrung on ten propositions exceeded a million.
speaker_3NARRATOR
6:31
Again, Plato may be regarded as the captain or leader of a goodly band of followers who For in the Republic is to be found the original of Cicero's De Republica, of St. Augustine's City of God, of the Utopia of Sir Thomas More, and of the numerous other imaginary states which are framed upon the same model.
speaker_3NARRATOR
6:53
The extent to which Aristotle or the Aristotelian school were indebted to him in the politics has been little recognized, and the recognition is the more necessary because it is not made by Aristotle himself.
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:06
the two philosophers had more in common than they were conscious of, and probably some elements of Plato remain still undetected in Aristotle.
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:16
In English philosophy, too, many affinities may be traced, not only in the works of the Cambridge Platonists, but in the great original writers like Berkeley or Coleridge, to Plato and his ideas, that there is a truth higher than experience, of which the mind bears witness to herself.
Peter RowanGUEST
29:54
not really Theravadan Buddhism, but I would say it includes Theravadan Buddhism.
Peter RowanGUEST
30:00
It's an ancient school of thought that It's related to what was really going on with the Aristotelian thought.
Peter RowanGUEST
30:12
It turns out the Aristotelian, everybody thinks it's about logic and cold logic and stuff.
Peter RowanGUEST
30:18
That's just an aspect of learning, of emptying the mind of its... a preoccupation with thought.
Peter RowanGUEST
30:29
You know, in my day when I learned language, studying English, you had to diagram sentences.
LiamHOST
14:40
communing with the living through summoning rituals or human intermediaries.
LiamHOST
14:46
Although we cannot objectively distinguish between types of spirits in any Aristotelian sense, we can distinguish between different types of spiritual encounters.
LiamHOST
14:59
Sometimes, a ghost is encountered as an apparition, that is, a visibly present being.
LiamHOST
15:06
While ghost sightings are often described, there isn't any consistency in what a ghost looks like or how it behaves.
Mike RigglesworthHOST
45:13
I mean, like Justin the Martyr.
Mike RigglesworthHOST
45:16
100 to 147 AD, earliest of church fathers, had to deal with Stoicism, Aristotelianism, Neoplatonism, Logo Theology.
Mike RigglesworthHOST
45:27
All of these views were attacking the church.
Mike RigglesworthHOST
45:30
The small church that was growing up, all of the outside world and philosophies and religions were coming at them.

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