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The internal dimensions of the sensible object in the thought of Plotinus and Aristotle
Plotinus rejects the Aristotelian categories and criticises the restricted substantiality of sensible substance, but he is aware of other Aristotelian ideas of being which are more compatible with his own. Plotinus' dynamic analysis which uncovers the internal dimensions of the sensible object is a...
| Auteur: | Kevin Corrigan |
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1981
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| Volume: | V |
| Pages: | 98-126 |
| Périodique: | Dionysius |
| Format: | Article |
| Sujet: | -
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| Statut: | Active |
| Résumé: | Plotinus rejects the Aristotelian categories and criticises the restricted substantiality of sensible substance, but he is aware of other Aristotelian ideas of being which are more compatible with his own. Plotinus' dynamic analysis which uncovers the internal dimensions of the sensible object is a development of Aristotle's thought. |
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Logos and the sensible object in Plotinus