Aristotle on the sense-organs
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- Publisher CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
- ISBN13 9780521583381
- ISBN10 0521583381
- Type Book
- Bookbinding Rustic
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Ancient PhilosophyAristotle on the sense-organs
Editorial CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
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Book Details
This book is a detailed study of Aristotle's theory of the sense organs. It looks at all five sense organs and shows how Aristotle's views about them follow from his views about their function in perception. The book also shows how Aristotle's explanation of why we have sense organs is fundamentally different from that of modern science. The book should appeal to readers specifically interested in Aristotle's philosophy of mind and biology as well as to those generally interested in sense perception.