The ontological basis of Plotinos' criticism of Aristotle's theory of categories
The reasons why Plotinus criticized and rejected Aristotle's categories were strictly ontological. He accepted the ontological interpretation of the Aristotelian categorial theory. Aristotle's ontology, emphasizing the concrete individual and restricted to the realm of phenomena, was in sharp contra...
VerfasserIn: | Christos Evangeliou |
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Veröffentlicht: |
International Society for Neoplatonic Studies (Old Dominion University),
Norfolk,
1982
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Seiten: | 73-82 |
Format: | Essay |
Thema: | -
Lebensbeschreibung
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Verhältnisse und Quellen
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[Platonisme. Néo-platonisme]
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[Plotin]
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[Plotin]
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Hauptwerk: | The structure of being |
Status: | Active |
Zusammenfassung: | The reasons why Plotinus criticized and rejected Aristotle's categories were strictly ontological. He accepted the ontological interpretation of the Aristotelian categorial theory. Aristotle's ontology, emphasizing the concrete individual and restricted to the realm of phenomena, was in sharp contrast with reinforced platonism. |
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