Aristotle's Organon: Posterior Analytics & Science – Lecture 25 (History of Philosophy)

Discussion (5)

• Denis A

  83d ago

  49:05, is this lesson included in a lecture elsewhere? The one about Gauss

• Denis A

  83d ago

  55:43, if this is how we come to understanding according to Aristotle, is it possible under this view that we can be exposed to something in nature that violates the rule of non-contradiction? If not, is it not the case that we actually don't come to understand this rule by exposure to nature if it couldn't be otherwise?

• Denis A

  83d ago

  1:07:13, love the summary sections.

• Denis A

  82d ago

  1:33:00, didn't understand the leap that Aristotle justified the world being intelligible. Seems like he took it for granted.

• Denis A

  82d ago

  If prime matter doesn't exist then what is the matter that takes on another form? If that "shifting" matter has a form, then it didn't change form.

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