The scope of this book is to revisit the ancient Aristotelian and Plotinian philosophical and metaphysical problem of dualism and monism with respect to the first principle. Essentially, it defends Aristotle's position of the primacy of an intelligible first principle over the Plotinian philosophical move to affirm a principle above Intellect.
The scope of this book is to revisit the ancient Aristotelian and Plotinian philosophical and metaphysical problem of dualism and monism with respect to the first principle. Essentially, it defends Aristotle's position of the primacy of an intelligible first principle over the Plotinian philosophical move to affirm a principle above Intellect.
Mark J. Nyvlt is full professor and dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at the Dominican University in Ottawa, Canada. He is the author of Aristotle and Plotinus on the Intellect (2012). He is also a musician.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Klaus Brinkmann Acknowledgements Introduction Part I Chapter One: Aristotle On The Platonic Two-Principles Doctrine: The One and The Indefinite Dyad Chapter Two: Speusippus and Aristotle Chapter Three: Aristotelian Henology Chapter Four: The Anatomy of Aristotle's Metaphysics Chapter Five: The Unmoved Mover and The Simplicity and Priority of nou:V: Metaphysics L 7, De Anima III.4-5, and Metaphysics L 9 Part II Chapter Six: The =Epistrofhv of the One and The Derivation of nou:V Chapter Seven: Plotinus On Phantasia: Phantasia As The Home Of Self-Consciousness Within The Soul Chapter Eight: Alcinous and Alexander On The Intelligibles Within nou:V Chapter Nine: Plotinus On The Simplicity of nou:V: An Appropriation And Critique Of Aristotle's Noetic Doctrine Conclusion
Foreword by Klaus Brinkmann Acknowledgements Introduction Part I Chapter One: Aristotle On The Platonic Two-Principles Doctrine: The One and The Indefinite Dyad Chapter Two: Speusippus and Aristotle Chapter Three: Aristotelian Henology Chapter Four: The Anatomy of Aristotle's Metaphysics Chapter Five: The Unmoved Mover and The Simplicity and Priority of nou:V: Metaphysics L 7, De Anima III.4-5, and Metaphysics L 9 Part II Chapter Six: The =Epistrofhv of the One and The Derivation of nou:V Chapter Seven: Plotinus On Phantasia: Phantasia As The Home Of Self-Consciousness Within The Soul Chapter Eight: Alcinous and Alexander On The Intelligibles Within nou:V Chapter Nine: Plotinus On The Simplicity of nou:V: An Appropriation And Critique Of Aristotle's Noetic Doctrine Conclusion
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