Logoi and pathêmata: Aristotle and the modal/amodal distinction in modern theories of concepts

Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang (2017)
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'Concept' is a central notion in modern philosophy. This book deals with the philosopher Aristotle to compare modern theories of 'concepts' as he is said to be the predecessor both of classical theory and of modal theories of 'concepts' in the modern debate. Both pathêma and logos are central to his theory of language, thought, and concepts.

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