Sophia M. Connell is an Affiliated Lecturer in the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Cambridge, a Fellow of Selwyn College and a Bye Fellow of Newnham College. She has published articles on Aristotle's biology and on Galen and Aristotle on women's bodies.
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Introduction Part I. Methodology in the Study of Aristotle on Female Animals: 1. Feminism, sexism and Aristotle 2. Consistency in the Generation of Animals Part II. Reassessing the Generative Role of the Female Animal in Aristotle: 3. Menstrual blood and female semen 4. Matter Part III. Reassessing the Generative Role of the Male Animal in Aristotle: 5. The male as efficient and formal cause of generation 6. Interpretations of Aristotle on the male role in generation Part IV. Generation in Lower Animals and Particular Instances: 7. Generation in lower animals 8. Aristotle on sexual differentiation 9. Aristotle on heredity 10. Teleology and necessity in the Generation of Animals Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. Methodology in the Study of Aristotle on Female Animals: 1. Feminism, sexism and Aristotle 2. Consistency in the Generation of Animals Part II. Reassessing the Generative Role of the Female Animal in Aristotle: 3. Menstrual blood and female semen 4. Matter Part III. Reassessing the Generative Role of the Male Animal in Aristotle: 5. The male as efficient and formal cause of generation 6. Interpretations of Aristotle on the male role in generation Part IV. Generation in Lower Animals and Particular Instances: 7. Generation in lower animals 8. Aristotle on sexual differentiation 9. Aristotle on heredity 10. Teleology and necessity in the Generation of Animals Conclusion.
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