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Book 2022out the structure and unity ofthe work, the organisation of the material, Aristotle’s methodological principles, his aims and target audience as well as the relevance of his selected themes to the thematic agenda of some Hippocratic writings. This book is of interest to students and researchers in A

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Introduction, and respiration. Presented in this way, and without further specification, its content admittedly seems incoherent and unspecified; yet, in this work, Aristotle is careful to provide us with all necessary conceptual links to tie all of these topics together. A close examination reveals that its mai

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Commentary on , 1,e ideas that should be agreed upon in order for the new discussion to be based on accepted premises. Through the distinction between ‘living’ and ‘being an animal’, Aristotle delimits his exposition to that part of the soul which qualifies as the minimum requirement for life. The middle part of the

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Commentary on , 2, of the body is here qualified in connection with the physiology and bodily articulation of these animals. Complete animals exhibit a clear articulation into three sections related to the nutritive process. The principle of the nutritive and perceptive soul is situated in the middle of these three s

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Commentary on , 3,with respect to the behaviour that plants exhibit when parts of them are separated from their bodies, in terms of their ability to regenerate themselves. Aristotle considers both plants’ natural reproduction and transplantation and concludes that their generation starts from their middle part. This

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Commentary on , 5,cesses take place in both animate and inanimate things. Both kinds of destruction have the same cause: a failure to nourish, and thus sustain, the heat. For heat to be conserved, there must be some way of cooling it where its principle is located. Focusing on the concept of fire rather than the conc

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