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Logoi And Pathêmata Aristotle And The Modalamodal Distinction In Modern Theories Of Concepts Lars Inderelst

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Logoi And Pathêmata Aristotle And The Modalamodal Distinction In Modern Theories Of Concepts Lars Inderelst
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Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.97 MB
Pages: 308
Author: Lars Inderelst
ISBN: 9783631703830, 363170383X
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Logoi And Pathêmata Aristotle And The Modalamodal Distinction In Modern Theories Of Concepts Lars Inderelst by Lars Inderelst 9783631703830, 363170383X instant download after payment.

«Concept» is a central notion in modern philosophy that also influences other disciplines like psychology and linguistics. The author compares modern theories to the work of Aristotle as the first philosopher with an extensive corpus and one of the predecessors both of classical theory and of modal theories of «concepts». It is surprising that there is no equivalent term for «concept» in his work. Both pathêma and logos are central to his theory of language and thought. Therefore, this book describes which notion in Aristotle’s writing comes closest to «concept» and whether or not it generates a precise theory.

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