10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIAERETIC»
Discover the use of
diaeretic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diaeretic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
On Stoic and Peripatetic Ethics: The Work of Arius Didymus
In line with this goal, the doxographer not only incorporates divisions from a
variety of Peripatetic sources, but selects and interprets his non- diaeretic
doxographic material to support his evaluative divisions. Furthermore, he seems
to have ...
2
The Old Testament Miracle-workers in Early Judaism
His followers tried to systematise the world with the dialectic, diaeretic technique
of disposing reality,109 often with the help of the ten Aristotelian categories. A
good example is Speusippus' use of the method to define animals and plants.
3
The Genres of Rhetorical Speeches in Greek and Roman Antiquity
2 In the work Parts of Animals 642b5, when he treats of the classification of
animal species, Aristotle expresses a certain skepticism about the diaeretic
method of Plato: sometimes the series of dichotomies is pointless and only one
constitutes ...
4
Collected works of Shlomo Pines: Studies in Arabic Versions ...
In the more developed phase, Solmsen discerns a diaeretic derivation of the
subordinate eidc of the various mathematical domains from the highest archc of
the domain ; thus, numbers are derived from the monad and geometrical entities
from ...
5
Aristotle's poetics: the argument...
as we shall see in detail, Plato's diaeretic method supplies the procedure. But
Aristotle does not begin diaeretically, dividing the whole body of poetic arts into
two halves, then subdividing one of them again, and so on down to the '
indivisible ...
6
Aëtiana: the method and intellectual context of a ...
Individual lemmata often report doxai that have been tailored to fit a diaeretic and
diaphonic micro-environment. Diaeretic sorting needs a clear succession of
differences, and diaphonic opposition an emphasis on incompatibility.
Jaap Mansfeld, David T. Runia, 2008
7
Heraclitus: Homeric Problems
Wolfgang Bernard has recently (1990) distinguished between what he calls “
substitutive” and “diaeretic” allegory. Substitutive allegory, according to Bernard,
posits a one-to-one correspondence between characters in a narrative and
elements ...
Heraclitus, Donald Andrew Russell, David Konstan, 2005
8
"It is the Spirit that Gives Life": A Stoic Understanding of ...
Determining history: Diaeretic logic versus philosophical problems. The second
major criticism is directed against the principles that Tobin uses in order to
reconstruct the history of interpretation. Tobin argued that, from a logical point of
view, ...
9
Theophrastus: His Psychological, Doxographical, and ...
The following diaeretic structure thus emerges: A pure fire (I-HI) B fire in relation
to other elements i. air (TV-V) ii. water (V-VI) iii. fire and other elements (VII) C
basically earthy (VIH-X) D exceptional views (XI-XTV) The 8icKp<ovia in the case
of ...
William Wall Fortenbaugh, Dimitri Gutas
10
Rhetoric in the European Tradition
It must also be stressed that we should not make too much of the apparent
diaeretic divisions of Hermogenes. While interesting and helpful to the student
struggling to master his system, they are far from pervasive and do not control the
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