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Berlin: De Gruyter, 2010
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Online-Ausg. 2010
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This volume from the unpublished papers of the famous Aristotle scholar Paul Moraux († 1985) completes his major work on the legacy of Aristotle and commentaries on his work from the middle of the 1st century BC until the beginning of the 3rd century. It focuses on the most important commentator of this period, Alexander of Aphrodisias, and his exegesis of Aristotelian logic, natural philosophy, psychology and metaphysics. The volume also contains an original paper by Robert W. Sharples on Alexander's ethics and determinism. The updated Bibliography to Alexander and various indexes, which cover all three volumes, make this an indispensable research tool.
Dieser Band aus dem Nachlaß des bedeutenden Aristotelesforschers Paul Moraux (+1985) schließt sein Hauptwerk über Nachwirkung und Kommentierung des Aristoteles von der Mitte des 1. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. bis zum Beginn des 3. Jahrhunderts ab. Gewidmet ist er dem wichtigsten Kommentator dieser Periode, Alexander von Aphrodisias, und dessen Exegese der aristotelischen Logik, Naturphilosophie, Psychologie und Metaphysik. Das Werk enthält auch einen Originalbeitrag von Robert W. Sharples über Ethik und Determinismus bei Alexander. Die auf den neuesten Stand gebrachte Alexander-Bibliographie und mehrere Indizes, die alle 3 Bände erschließen, machen es zu einem unentbehrlichen Arbeitsinstrument.. - This volume from the unpublished papers of the famous Aristotle scholar Paul Moraux (+ 1985) completes his major work on the legacy of Aristotle and commentaries on his work from the middle of the 1st century BC until the beginning of the 3rd century. It focuses on the most important commentator of this period, Alexander of Aphrodisias, and his exegesis of Aristotelian logic, natural philosophy, psychology and metaphysics. The volume also contains an original paper by Robert W. Sharples on Alexander's ethics and determinism. The updated Bibliography to Alexander and various indexes, which cover all three volumes, make this an indispensable research tool.