Aristotle on artifacts : a metaphysical puzzle

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Aristotle on artifacts : a metaphysical puzzle

Errol G. Katayama

（SUNY series in ancient Greek philosophy）

State University of New York Press, c1999

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 157-175) and indexes

Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral--University of Toronto, 1996)

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内容説明

Previous commentators on the Metaphysics have attributed to Aristotle the belief that all living beings are substances. This book challenges the prevailing view by addressing the question of whether, according to Aristotle, artifacts are substances. By arguing that the two criteria of substantiality are "eternity" and "actuality" (thereby excluding some organisms), and by covering Aristotle's theory of art and nature as well as his embryology, Aristotle on Artifacts offers a novel way of dealing with a number of highly controversial issues and variety of metaphysical problems.

目次

Notes on Translations and Abbreviations Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Synopsis 2. Project 3. Method 4. Context 5. Developmental Issues 6. Summary 7. Notes on Appendix D Chapter One. Substances Most of All 1.1. Categories 1.2. Z7 1.3. Status Quaestionis 1.3.1. Z8, 1034a3–4 1.3.2. Z17, 1041b28–31 1.3.3. H3, 1043b22–23 1.3.4. 3, 1070a17–19 1.4. The Summary Chapter Two. Separate 2.1. The Argument in Its Context 2.1.1. B4, 999b4–20 2.1.2. H3, 1043b14–23 2.1.3. 3, the Whole Chapter 2.1.4. The Oddities 2.1.5. An Objection 2.2. Separation 2.3. The Connection 2.3.1. B4, 999b4–20 and Its Doublet K2, 1060b23–28 2.3.2. H3, 1043b14–23 2.3.3. 3, the Whole Chapter 2.3.4. The Analysis 2.3.5. The Two Senses of Ungenerable and Indestructible 2.3.6. The Separation of the Form of a Composite—with and without Qualification 2.3.7. Eternity As a Criterion of Substantiality Chapter Three. Eternal and Actual 3.1. Aporiai 3.1.1. B4, 999b4–20 3.1.2. K2, 1060b23–28 3.1.3. K2, 1060a3–36 3.1.4. K2, 1060a3–27 and B4, 999a24–b20 3.1.5. K2, 1060a27–36 and B4, 1000b20–31 3.1.6. The Summary of B4 and K2 3.2. Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's Theory of Forms (A9, 991b1–9 and Its Doublet M5, 1079b35–1080a8) 3.2.1. Separation 3.2.2. That Which Will Set a Thing in Motion () 3.2.3. The Production of Artifacts Chapter Four. Individual or Universal 4.1. The Scope 4.2. Eternity and Actuality 4.3. The Dilemma 4.3.1. The Controversy 4.3.2. Textual Evidence 4.3.3. Intelligibility Chapter Five. Principle 5.1. Arché 5.1.1. Eternity 5.1.2. Actuality 5.1.3. Separation 5.2. In Another and in Itself 5.2.1. 3 and GA 2.1 5.2.2. Generation of Animals 5.2.3. Actuality and Potentiality Chapter Six. Power 6.1. The Problem 6.1.1. A New Principle 6.2. Self-Realization 6.2.1. The New Theoretical Framework 6.2.2. Aristotle's Embryology 6.3. Individual or Universal? 6.3.1. Nutrition and Generation 6.3.2. Inconsistency in the GA Chapter Seven. Artifacts 7.1. Pros Hen 7.2. Pneuma 7.3. Dinosaurs 7.4. Pragmata Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Notes Bibliography General Index Index of Passages Cited Index of Greek Terms

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