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Autore principale: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C.
Titolo: Aristotle's De motu animalium : Symposium Aristotelicum / edited by Christof Rapp and Oliver Primavesi ; with a new critical edition of the Greek text by Oliver Primavesi and an English translation by Benjamin Morison.
Pubblicazione: Oxford : Oxford university press, 2020.
Descrizione fisica: 576 p. ; 25 cm
Serie: Symposium Aristotelicum
Note: Atti del Simposio tenuto a Monaco nel 2011
ISBN: 9780198835561
Altri autori: Rapp, Christof, 1964- Primavesi, Oliver. Morison, Benjamin.
Discipline: Filosofia antica--Persone.
Persone: Aristoteles, 384-322 a.C.--Filosofia.
Sudd. cronologiche: Mondo antico--Area greco-romana.
Contiene: Rapp, Christof 1964- Argument of De motu animalium. Primavesi, Oliver Text of De motu animalium. Aristoteles 384-322 a.C. Aristotelis De motu animalium. Rapp, Christof 1964- Inner resting point and the common cause of animal motion. Coope, Ursula Animal and celestial motion. Morison, Benjamin Completing the argument that locomotion requires an external and unmoved mover. Corcilius, Klaus Resuming discussion of the common cause of animal self-motion. Cooper, John M. Role of thought in animal voluntary self-locomotion. Hankinson, Robert James Aristotle and the mechanics of desire. Gregoric, Pavel Origin and the instrument of animal motion. Morel, Pierre Marie Voluntary or not?. Laks, André Articulating the De motu animalium.
Collocazione: LS 23030
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