Kant’s Paralogisms of Pure Reason, General Introduction
In Book II of the Transcendental Dialectic, Kant shifts from a general discussion of his investigation of transcendental principles as a way out of certain...
de Anima
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente Ch. 9
[1020 A] Quid sit intellectus agens, variae aliorum sententiae. Cap. IX. Chapter 9: What is the Agent Intellect? The Various Opinions of Other Commentators COGNITIS...
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente, Ch. 8
Collectio officiorum intellectus agentis, septem propositionibus Cap. IIX. Chapter 8: A Collection of the Activities Proper to the Agent Intellect, in Seven Propositions [1020 B]...
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente, Ch.3
Dictarum opinionum confutatio Cap. III Chapter 3 : Refutation of the Stated Opinions NOS vero aliorum errores patefaciendo simul ipsam rei veritatem iuxta Aristot. mentem...
Joseph Owens and Aristotle’s to ti en einai (τὸ τί ἦν εἶναι)
Aristotle’s phrase to ti ên einai is generally understood as a formula for expressing the notion of “essence.” But the word “essence” glosses over the difficulty of adequately capturing...
