BOOK REVIEWS 411 to the Platonic doctrine. The insertion of considerations of a scientific nature into myths makes them more credible, but is not enough to make them into true discourses. Thus, the - Book:Physics - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	BOOK REVIEWS 411 to the Platonic doctrine. The insertion of considerations of a scientific nature into myths makes them more credible, but is not enough to make them into true discourses. Thus, the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-08-22 18:16:22 Open Document File Size: 49,67 KB Share Result on Facebook Company State University of New York Press / / Currency USD / / Facility State University of New York Press / / Organization Auburn University / State University of New York / / Person Marcus Aurelius / Deborah Achtenberg / Aristotle / LUC BRISSON CNRS / / Position uninspiring counsel / vacuous counsel / author / / PublishedMedium JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY / New York Press / / RadioStation AM 412 / / SocialTag Ancient Greek philosophers Belief Classical Greek philosophy Natural philosophy Aristotle Physics Plato Metaphysics Reason Philosophy

BOOK REVIEWS 411 to the Platonic doctrine. The insertion of considerations of a scientific nature into myths makes them more credible, but is not enough to make them into true discourses. Thus, theAdd to Reading List