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Catharsis is then a physiological balancing of pity by fear, of warmth by cold, and reciprocally, and
this continuous suppression of excesses of temperature through the tragic imitation, while bringing a
feeling of relief and pleasure, rids the spectator of all excessive affects. Catharsis provides a healthy
and hygienic pleasure, and so can Aristotle effectively reply to Plato’s criticism of tragedy. Although
both readings have their virtues and can be defended from the Aristotelian perspective, their check
against the text of the Phaedo reveals that, in this context, efficient causation distinct from material
causation is quite plausibly the issue Aristotle has in mind first and foremost. Platon habe in seinen
ubrigen Werken auch keinerlei Interesse an technischen Details gezeigt. Minoan Crete before and
after the Santorini Eruption. In the two following parts, I study how Aristotle manages to avoid the
undesirable consequences of these logical rules: first, by providing a definition of an absolutely first
principle which has no contrary; second, by providing a new definition of the relation of contrariety
itself, thanks to which the hypothesis of a principle of evil turns to be both useless and contradictory.
On several occasions in the Metaphysics, Aristotle notes that some of his predecessors, e.g.
Empedocles and Plato at least, have been forced to admit the existence of a principle of evil, for the
very same reasons that led them to define the good as a principle. To browse Academia.edu and the
wider internet faster and more securely, please take a few seconds to upgrade your browser. This
specific pleasure is linked to the affects of pity and fear through the process of catharsis. But pity
and fear are also two opposite affects on the physiological level: pity is a warm affect, fear a cold
one. See Full PDF Download PDF See Full PDF Download PDF Related Papers in L. Uberall
Atlantis. in: Suddeutsche Zeitung. vom 27. Juli 2005. ISSN 0174-4917. Although pity and fear are
two opposite affects depending on the position of the subject relatively to an event, the spectator of
the tragedy is bound to experience both of them simultaneously because of the ethical similarity the
playwright must keep between him and the tragic hero. Platon erklart diesen vermeintlichen Umstand
mit dem Untergang einer Landmasse. A History of Greek Philosophy, Bd. 5, Cambridge 1980. In the
first part of this paper, I define the two main logical rules which, according to Aristotle, led
Empedocles and Plato to admit the evil among the principles: the rule of homogeneity between a
principle and its effect, and the rule of contrary principles. Needless to say Aristotle too admits that
the good belongs to the range of principles, but he obviously does not think he is committed to the
same position concerning evil. Samtliche Werke. Bd 8. Griech.-deut., ubers. v. Friedrich
Schleiermacher. Fondation Egyptologique Reine Elisabeth, Bruxelles 2002. Plato’s Atlantis story and
fourth-century ideology. Third, there is the “specific” pleasure of tragedy. Platon For Later 100%
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from the Generation of animals) suggest that some features of precisely this model, once it is
carefully stripped of its personal aspect, may ultimately bear on Aristotle’s own conception of
efficient cause. First, there is the cognitive pleasure of imitation, since it is pleasurable to recognize
in the imitation an object one already knows. Theseus, Romulus, Lykurgos, Numa, Solon, Poplicola,
Themistokles, Camillus, Perikles, Fabius Maximus. Ubers. v. Johann Friedrich Kaltwasser.
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tries to determine why it can legitimately be so, i.e. on which grounds Aristotle’s conception of the
good as a principle can save him from having to make room for its contrary too among the principles.
Revue d’etudes anciennes et medievales 12, 2014, 15-46. Abstract. The paper reconsiders Aristotle’s
criticism of Platonic forms as causes together with its wider implications for the differences but also
similiarities between the two philosophers.
This article tries to determine why it can legitimately be so, i.e. on which grounds Aristotle’s
conception of the good as a principle can save him from having to make room for its contrary too
among the principles. This specific pleasure is linked to the affects of pity and fear through the
process of catharsis. You can download the paper by clicking the button above. See Full PDF
Download PDF See Full PDF Download PDF Related Papers in L. However, other passages from
the Metaphysics (and also from the Generation of animals) suggest that some features of precisely
this model, once it is carefully stripped of its personal aspect, may ultimately bear on Aristotle’s own
conception of efficient cause. Platon For Later 100% 100% found this document useful, Mark this
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Second, there is the aesthetic pleasure linked to the material parameters of the tragedy, that is the
language, the show, and the performance (verses, singing, acting). Platon erklart diesen
vermeintlichen Umstand mit dem Untergang einer Landmasse. Plato’s Atlantis story and fourth-
century ideology. This paper deals with Aristotle’s criticism of a metaphysical principle of evil.
Needless to say Aristotle too admits that the good belongs to the range of principles, but he
obviously does not think he is committed to the same position concerning evil. Theseus, Romulus,
Lykurgos, Numa, Solon, Poplicola, Themistokles, Camillus, Perikles, Fabius Maximus. Ubers. v.
Johann Friedrich Kaltwasser. To browse Academia.edu and the wider internet faster and more
securely, please take a few seconds to upgrade your browser. Revue d’etudes anciennes et
medievales 12, 2014, 15-46. Abstract. The paper reconsiders Aristotle’s criticism of Platonic forms as
causes together with its wider implications for the differences but also similiarities between the two
philosophers. Although pity and fear are two opposite affects depending on the position of the
subject relatively to an event, the spectator of the tragedy is bound to experience both of them
simultaneously because of the ethical similarity the playwright must keep between him and the tragic
hero. Catharsis provides a healthy and hygienic pleasure, and so can Aristotle effectively reply to
Plato’s criticism of tragedy. Third, there is the “specific” pleasure of tragedy. On le voit clairement
dans son traitement du recit imitatif. Catharsis is then a physiological balancing of pity by fear, of
warmth by cold, and reciprocally, and this continuous suppression of excesses of temperature through
the tragic imitation, while bringing a feeling of relief and pleasure, rids the spectator of all excessive
affects. In the first part of this paper, I define the two main logical rules which, according to
Aristotle, led Empedocles and Plato to admit the evil among the principles: the rule of homogeneity
between a principle and its effect, and the rule of contrary principles. Luce sieht darin ein Vorbild fur
Platons Atlantis. On several occasions in the Metaphysics, Aristotle notes that some of his
predecessors, e.g. Empedocles and Plato at least, have been forced to admit the existence of a
principle of evil, for the very same reasons that led them to define the good as a principle. Uberall
Atlantis. in: Suddeutsche Zeitung. vom 27. Juli 2005. ISSN 0174-4917. In the two following parts, I
study how Aristotle manages to avoid the undesirable consequences of these logical rules: first, by
providing a definition of an absolutely first principle which has no contrary; second, by providing a
new definition of the relation of contrariety itself, thanks to which the hypothesis of a principle of
evil turns to be both useless and contradictory. Analyzing the relevant texts of Metaphysics A 9 and
Generation and Corruption II, 9, where Aristotle addresses the hypothesis of forms as put forward in
the Phaedo, it discusses two interpretative options: that Aristotle takes these forms for an imperfect
anticipation of formal causes, and that he sees them as an aborted attempt at grasping the efficient
causation whose proper discovery Aristotle claims to be uniquely his own. Bemerkungen zum
Wahrheitsanspruch des Atlantis-Mythos. A History of Greek Philosophy, Bd. 5, Cambridge 1980.
Abgesehen davon, dass Platons Agyptenreise an sich umstritten ist, konnte er jedoch keine
agyptischen Hieroglyphen lesen. Fondation Egyptologique Reine Elisabeth, Bruxelles 2002.
Although both readings have their virtues and can be defended from the Aristotelian perspective,
their check against the text of the Phaedo reveals that, in this context, efficient causation distinct
from material causation is quite plausibly the issue Aristotle has in mind first and foremost.
Needless to say Aristotle too admits that the good belongs to the range of principles, but he
obviously does not think he is committed to the same position concerning evil. On le voit clairement
dans son traitement du recit imitatif. Catharsis is then a physiological balancing of pity by fear, of
warmth by cold, and reciprocally, and this continuous suppression of excesses of temperature
through the tragic imitation, while bringing a feeling of relief and pleasure, rids the spectator of all
excessive affects. Second, there is the aesthetic pleasure linked to the material parameters of the
tragedy, that is the language, the show, and the performance (verses, singing, acting). Third, there is
the “specific” pleasure of tragedy. Uberall Atlantis. in: Suddeutsche Zeitung. vom 27. Juli 2005.
ISSN 0174-4917. Fondation Egyptologique Reine Elisabeth, Bruxelles 2002. First, there is the
cognitive pleasure of imitation, since it is pleasurable to recognize in the imitation an object one
already knows. See Full PDF Download PDF See Full PDF Download PDF Related Papers in L.
Plato’s Atlantis story and fourth-century ideology. Platon erklart diesen vermeintlichen Umstand mit
dem Untergang einer Landmasse. In the two following parts, I study how Aristotle manages to avoid
the undesirable consequences of these logical rules: first, by providing a definition of an absolutely
first principle which has no contrary; second, by providing a new definition of the relation of
contrariety itself, thanks to which the hypothesis of a principle of evil turns to be both useless and
contradictory. On several occasions in the Metaphysics, Aristotle notes that some of his predecessors,
e.g. Empedocles and Plato at least, have been forced to admit the existence of a principle of evil, for
the very same reasons that led them to define the good as a principle. Luce sieht darin ein Vorbild fur
Platons Atlantis. Revue d’etudes anciennes et medievales 12, 2014, 15-46. Abstract. The paper
reconsiders Aristotle’s criticism of Platonic forms as causes together with its wider implications for
the differences but also similiarities between the two philosophers. This paper deals with Aristotle’s
criticism of a metaphysical principle of evil. A History of Greek Philosophy, Bd. 5, Cambridge 1980.
However, other passages from the Metaphysics (and also from the Generation of animals) suggest
that some features of precisely this model, once it is carefully stripped of its personal aspect, may
ultimately bear on Aristotle’s own conception of efficient cause. But pity and fear are also two
opposite affects on the physiological level: pity is a warm affect, fear a cold one. Catharsis provides
a healthy and hygienic pleasure, and so can Aristotle effectively reply to Plato’s criticism of tragedy.
Upload Read for free FAQ and support Language (EN) Sign in Skip carousel Carousel Previous
Carousel Next What is Scribd. This article tries to determine why it can legitimately be so, i.e. on
which grounds Aristotle’s conception of the good as a principle can save him from having to make
room for its contrary too among the principles. Platon For Later 100% 100% found this document
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document. Abgesehen davon, dass Platons Agyptenreise an sich umstritten ist, konnte er jedoch
keine agyptischen Hieroglyphen lesen. You can download the paper by clicking the button above.
Although both readings have their virtues and can be defended from the Aristotelian perspective,
their check against the text of the Phaedo reveals that, in this context, efficient causation distinct
from material causation is quite plausibly the issue Aristotle has in mind first and foremost. In the
first part of this paper, I define the two main logical rules which, according to Aristotle, led
Empedocles and Plato to admit the evil among the principles: the rule of homogeneity between a
principle and its effect, and the rule of contrary principles. Theseus, Romulus, Lykurgos, Numa,
Solon, Poplicola, Themistokles, Camillus, Perikles, Fabius Maximus. Ubers. v. Johann Friedrich
Kaltwasser. Although pity and fear are two opposite affects depending on the position of the subject
relatively to an event, the spectator of the tragedy is bound to experience both of them
simultaneously because of the ethical similarity the playwright must keep between him and the tragic
hero.
On le voit clairement dans son traitement du recit imitatif. Fondation Egyptologique Reine Elisabeth,
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Download now Jump to Page You are on page 1 of 182 Search inside document. Catharsis is then a
physiological balancing of pity by fear, of warmth by cold, and reciprocally, and this continuous
suppression of excesses of temperature through the tragic imitation, while bringing a feeling of relief
and pleasure, rids the spectator of all excessive affects. Third, there is the “specific” pleasure of
tragedy. This article tries to determine why it can legitimately be so, i.e. on which grounds Aristotle’s
conception of the good as a principle can save him from having to make room for its contrary too
among the principles. Catharsis provides a healthy and hygienic pleasure, and so can Aristotle
effectively reply to Plato’s criticism of tragedy. Plato’s Atlantis story and fourth-century ideology.
Second, there is the aesthetic pleasure linked to the material parameters of the tragedy, that is the
language, the show, and the performance (verses, singing, acting). Upload Read for free FAQ and
support Language (EN) Sign in Skip carousel Carousel Previous Carousel Next What is Scribd.
Samtliche Werke. Bd 8. Griech.-deut., ubers. v. Friedrich Schleiermacher. See Full PDF Download
PDF See Full PDF Download PDF Related Papers in L. This paper deals with Aristotle’s criticism of
a metaphysical principle of evil. A History of Greek Philosophy, Bd. 5, Cambridge 1980. To browse
Academia.edu and the wider internet faster and more securely, please take a few seconds to upgrade
your browser. On several occasions in the Metaphysics, Aristotle notes that some of his predecessors,
e.g. Empedocles and Plato at least, have been forced to admit the existence of a principle of evil, for
the very same reasons that led them to define the good as a principle. But pity and fear are also two
opposite affects on the physiological level: pity is a warm affect, fear a cold one. Needless to say
Aristotle too admits that the good belongs to the range of principles, but he obviously does not think
he is committed to the same position concerning evil. You can download the paper by clicking the
button above. Theseus, Romulus, Lykurgos, Numa, Solon, Poplicola, Themistokles, Camillus,
Perikles, Fabius Maximus. Ubers. v. Johann Friedrich Kaltwasser. In the first part of this paper, I
define the two main logical rules which, according to Aristotle, led Empedocles and Plato to admit
the evil among the principles: the rule of homogeneity between a principle and its effect, and the rule
of contrary principles. Luce sieht darin ein Vorbild fur Platons Atlantis. Bemerkungen zum
Wahrheitsanspruch des Atlantis-Mythos. Abgesehen davon, dass Platons Agyptenreise an sich
umstritten ist, konnte er jedoch keine agyptischen Hieroglyphen lesen. Revue d’etudes anciennes et
medievales 12, 2014, 15-46. Abstract. The paper reconsiders Aristotle’s criticism of Platonic forms as
causes together with its wider implications for the differences but also similiarities between the two
philosophers. Analyzing the relevant texts of Metaphysics A 9 and Generation and Corruption II, 9,
where Aristotle addresses the hypothesis of forms as put forward in the Phaedo, it discusses two
interpretative options: that Aristotle takes these forms for an imperfect anticipation of formal causes,
and that he sees them as an aborted attempt at grasping the efficient causation whose proper
discovery Aristotle claims to be uniquely his own. Platon erklart diesen vermeintlichen Umstand mit
dem Untergang einer Landmasse. Minoan Crete before and after the Santorini Eruption. Although
pity and fear are two opposite affects depending on the position of the subject relatively to an event,
the spectator of the tragedy is bound to experience both of them simultaneously because of the
ethical similarity the playwright must keep between him and the tragic hero.
This article tries to determine why it can legitimately be so, i.e. on which grounds Aristotle’s
conception of the good as a principle can save him from having to make room for its contrary too
among the principles. Needless to say Aristotle too admits that the good belongs to the range of
principles, but he obviously does not think he is committed to the same position concerning evil.
Platon For Later 100% 100% found this document useful, Mark this document as useful 0% 0%
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now Jump to Page You are on page 1 of 182 Search inside document. Platon habe in seinen ubrigen
Werken auch keinerlei Interesse an technischen Details gezeigt. In the first part of this paper, I define
the two main logical rules which, according to Aristotle, led Empedocles and Plato to admit the evil
among the principles: the rule of homogeneity between a principle and its effect, and the rule of
contrary principles. Theseus, Romulus, Lykurgos, Numa, Solon, Poplicola, Themistokles, Camillus,
Perikles, Fabius Maximus. Ubers. v. Johann Friedrich Kaltwasser. Uberall Atlantis. in: Suddeutsche
Zeitung. vom 27. Juli 2005. ISSN 0174-4917. Minoan Crete before and after the Santorini Eruption.
Abgesehen davon, dass Platons Agyptenreise an sich umstritten ist, konnte er jedoch keine
agyptischen Hieroglyphen lesen. Bemerkungen zum Wahrheitsanspruch des Atlantis-Mythos. In the
two following parts, I study how Aristotle manages to avoid the undesirable consequences of these
logical rules: first, by providing a definition of an absolutely first principle which has no contrary;
second, by providing a new definition of the relation of contrariety itself, thanks to which the
hypothesis of a principle of evil turns to be both useless and contradictory. Catharsis is then a
physiological balancing of pity by fear, of warmth by cold, and reciprocally, and this continuous
suppression of excesses of temperature through the tragic imitation, while bringing a feeling of relief
and pleasure, rids the spectator of all excessive affects. Luce sieht darin ein Vorbild fur Platons
Atlantis. Although pity and fear are two opposite affects depending on the position of the subject
relatively to an event, the spectator of the tragedy is bound to experience both of them
simultaneously because of the ethical similarity the playwright must keep between him and the tragic
hero. Catharsis provides a healthy and hygienic pleasure, and so can Aristotle effectively reply to
Plato’s criticism of tragedy. Plato’s Atlantis story and fourth-century ideology. Revue d’etudes
anciennes et medievales 12, 2014, 15-46. Abstract. The paper reconsiders Aristotle’s criticism of
Platonic forms as causes together with its wider implications for the differences but also similiarities
between the two philosophers. First, there is the cognitive pleasure of imitation, since it is pleasurable
to recognize in the imitation an object one already knows. Platon erklart diesen vermeintlichen
Umstand mit dem Untergang einer Landmasse. You can download the paper by clicking the button
above. This specific pleasure is linked to the affects of pity and fear through the process of catharsis.
Samtliche Werke. Bd 8. Griech.-deut., ubers. v. Friedrich Schleiermacher. Although both readings
have their virtues and can be defended from the Aristotelian perspective, their check against the text
of the Phaedo reveals that, in this context, efficient causation distinct from material causation is quite
plausibly the issue Aristotle has in mind first and foremost. See Full PDF Download PDF See Full
PDF Download PDF Related Papers in L. This paper deals with Aristotle’s criticism of a
metaphysical principle of evil. A History of Greek Philosophy, Bd. 5, Cambridge 1980. However,
other passages from the Metaphysics (and also from the Generation of animals) suggest that some
features of precisely this model, once it is carefully stripped of its personal aspect, may ultimately
bear on Aristotle’s own conception of efficient cause. But pity and fear are also two opposite affects
on the physiological level: pity is a warm affect, fear a cold one. On le voit clairement dans son
traitement du recit imitatif. Third, there is the “specific” pleasure of tragedy.
Theseus, Romulus, Lykurgos, Numa, Solon, Poplicola, Themistokles, Camillus, Perikles, Fabius
Maximus. Ubers. v. Johann Friedrich Kaltwasser. Catharsis is then a physiological balancing of pity
by fear, of warmth by cold, and reciprocally, and this continuous suppression of excesses of
temperature through the tragic imitation, while bringing a feeling of relief and pleasure, rids the
spectator of all excessive affects. A History of Greek Philosophy, Bd. 5, Cambridge 1980. Needless
to say Aristotle too admits that the good belongs to the range of principles, but he obviously does
not think he is committed to the same position concerning evil. On several occasions in the
Metaphysics, Aristotle notes that some of his predecessors, e.g. Empedocles and Plato at least, have
been forced to admit the existence of a principle of evil, for the very same reasons that led them to
define the good as a principle. Upload Read for free FAQ and support Language (EN) Sign in Skip
carousel Carousel Previous Carousel Next What is Scribd. Platon erklart diesen vermeintlichen
Umstand mit dem Untergang einer Landmasse. Second, there is the aesthetic pleasure linked to the
material parameters of the tragedy, that is the language, the show, and the performance (verses,
singing, acting). Revue d’etudes anciennes et medievales 12, 2014, 15-46. Abstract. The paper
reconsiders Aristotle’s criticism of Platonic forms as causes together with its wider implications for
the differences but also similiarities between the two philosophers. Third, there is the “specific”
pleasure of tragedy. On le voit clairement dans son traitement du recit imitatif. Although both
readings have their virtues and can be defended from the Aristotelian perspective, their check against
the text of the Phaedo reveals that, in this context, efficient causation distinct from material
causation is quite plausibly the issue Aristotle has in mind first and foremost. But pity and fear are
also two opposite affects on the physiological level: pity is a warm affect, fear a cold one. Uberall
Atlantis. in: Suddeutsche Zeitung. vom 27. Juli 2005. ISSN 0174-4917. This specific pleasure is
linked to the affects of pity and fear through the process of catharsis. You can download the paper
by clicking the button above. Platon habe in seinen ubrigen Werken auch keinerlei Interesse an
technischen Details gezeigt. Plato’s Atlantis story and fourth-century ideology. This paper deals with
Aristotle’s criticism of a metaphysical principle of evil. Minoan Crete before and after the Santorini
Eruption. Bemerkungen zum Wahrheitsanspruch des Atlantis-Mythos. In the two following parts, I
study how Aristotle manages to avoid the undesirable consequences of these logical rules: first, by
providing a definition of an absolutely first principle which has no contrary; second, by providing a
new definition of the relation of contrariety itself, thanks to which the hypothesis of a principle of
evil turns to be both useless and contradictory. See Full PDF Download PDF See Full PDF
Download PDF Related Papers in L. Although pity and fear are two opposite affects depending on
the position of the subject relatively to an event, the spectator of the tragedy is bound to experience
both of them simultaneously because of the ethical similarity the playwright must keep between him
and the tragic hero. This article tries to determine why it can legitimately be so, i.e. on which
grounds Aristotle’s conception of the good as a principle can save him from having to make room for
its contrary too among the principles. Luce sieht darin ein Vorbild fur Platons Atlantis. Platon For
Later 100% 100% found this document useful, Mark this document as useful 0% 0% found this
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Page You are on page 1 of 182 Search inside document. Fondation Egyptologique Reine Elisabeth,
Bruxelles 2002. Catharsis provides a healthy and hygienic pleasure, and so can Aristotle effectively
reply to Plato’s criticism of tragedy.