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I will add as a footnote, and I know you likely did not mean this, but it happens often enough, that one should distinguish between Aristotle's scientific works
by lo_zamoyski 3y ago
I will add as a footnote, and I know you likely did not mean this, but it happens often enough, that one should distinguish between Aristotle's scientific works and philosophic works. That is, while his physics may be obsolete (though we should show gratitude, as this was an early attempt from which our later traditions drew), his metaphysics is not, for example.
- pdonis 3y ago> his metaphysics is not It isn't?