L'âme sensitive d'après le De Anima d'Aristote

Actuality, Potentiality and De Anima II.5

Myles Burnyeat has argued that in De Anima II.5 Aristotle marks out a refined kind of alteration which is to be distinguished from ordinary alteration, change of quality as defined in Physics III.1-3. Aristotle’s aim, he says, is to make it clear that perception is an alteration of this refined sort and not an ordinary alteration. Thus, it both supports his own interpretation of Aristotle’s vie...

le theme de la solitude dans le proces-verbal de le clezio

ژان ماری گوستو لوکلزیو در سال 1963 با نشر اولیین کتابش صورت جلسه شناخته شد و بلافاصله با ان نایل به دریافت جایزه امد.

Le Laboratoire de Lague: Son role et son expansion

Contribution à l'étude de la virémie chez le mouton Inoculé avec le virus de la Fièvre Aphteuse.

THE PROBLEM OF THE SOUL IN ARISTOTLE’S De anima

Life and death, generation and corruption are obviously universal experiences of mankind. Man had to deal with these phenomena and search for psychological accommodation to the objective facts. Man, however, has tremendous capacity for imagination and wonder -so it is easy to let our imagination err in the gray zone, especially when it seeks to satisfy our deepest desires. Thus the notions of t...