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	Human Nature and Destiny in Aristotle [Unpublished: not to be cited without permission] Aristotle’s inquiry into human nature is manifold and far-reaching. Each aspect of his philosophy1 discloses an understanding of m Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-06-04 07:13:44 Open Document File Size: 651,33 KB Share Result on Facebook City Oxford / / Company Cambridge University Press / Clarendon Press / / Event Product Recall / Product Issues / / IndustryTerm physical tools / universal law / / Organization Cambridge University / / Person Walter Kranz / Enrico Berti / Aristotle / Christopher Shields / Hermann Diels / / Position actor / forward / General / head / biologist / / Product remark / / SocialTag Vitalism Aristotle On the Soul Ancient Greek mathematicians Ancient Greek philosophers Hylomorphism Soul Nous Potentiality and actuality Philosophy

Human Nature and Destiny in Aristotle [Unpublished: not to be cited without permission] Aristotle’s inquiry into human nature is manifold and far-reaching. Each aspect of his philosophy1 discloses an understanding of mAdd to Reading List