1. Aristotle on the law of non-contradiction -- 2. Theories of truth -- 3. Trivialism -- 4

): War and Power 2. Plato (427 -- 347 BC): Tempering War among the Greeks 3. Aristotle (384 -- 322 BC

, from Nicomachean ethics / Aristotle ; Leviathan, part I, chapters XIII-XV / Thomas Hobbes ; Justice as

Contemporary debates on the status of animals -- Epic and pre-Socratic thought -- Aristotle and the

, astronomers, religious leaders, biologists, inventors, poets, jurists, and scores of others. Aristotle jostles

1. Beginnings : from Pythagoras to Plato -- 2. Schools of thought : from Aristotle to Augustine

subsistens -- The moral order -- Ultimate end in Aristotle -- Ultimate end in Thomas -- Virtuous action

-- Greek and Medieval Sources: Plato, "Meno", "Phaedo", "Republic". "Theaetetus"; Aristotle, Posterior

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organizations of Stanley Deetz -- The Rhetoric of Aristotle -- Dramatism of Kenneth Burke -- Narrative paradigm

human life -- Saving Aristotle's appearances -- Rational animals and the explanation of action -- Non

' after Aristotle -- 10. Rome and Greece -- Appendix I. Dynastic chronologies -- Appendix II. Genealogical