Colloquium 1: Commentary on Reece

Abstract The comment reflects on Reece’s presentation of different schools of interpretation of De Anima in light of some broader Peripatetic views. The connection between substance, life, and intellect is seen as undergirding the core of Aristotle’s study of nature, particularly insofar as the unmoved mover provides the final cause of the universe as a whole. This connection is discussed at both the cosmic and individual level, noting the differences in interpretation between Theophrastus and Themistius.

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Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium of Ancient Philosophy
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.1163/22134417-00381p03
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Classical Philosophy and Thought
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Colloquium 1: Commentary on Reece

Mark Nyvlt
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Mark Nyvlt
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Abstract The comment reflects on Reece’s presentation of different schools of interpretation of De Anima in light of some broader Peripatetic views. The connection between substance, life, and intellect is seen as undergirding the core of Aristotle’s study of nature, particularly insofar as the unmoved mover provides the final cause of the universe as a whole. This connection is discussed at both the cosmic and individual level, noting the differences in interpretation between Theophrastus and Themistius.

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