The Thoroughly Modern Aristotle: An Addendum
(2002) The Thoroughly Modern Aristotle: An Addendum.
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Abstract
This paper briefly discusses a passage in Metaphysics, Zeta, 11 that some believe show Aristotle to have been a functionalist about the psyche. I argue that, when read in its full context, it does not show this.
| Commentary on: | (1998) The thoroughly modern Aristotle: Was he really a functionalist?. History of Psychology 1:pp. 8-20. |
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| EPrint Type: | Other |
| Keywords: | ancient, Aristotle, greece, cognition, computationalism, functionalism |
| Subjects: | Chronology > Ancient Geography > Europe History > Intellectual Psychology > Cognition Psychology > Computational Theory > Materialism Theory > Philosophy of Mind |
| ID Code: | 57 |
| Deposited By: | Green, Christopher D. |
| Deposited On: | 15 March 2002 |
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