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PHIL 108B

Aristotle's Physics Book One (PHIL 208B)

UNITS:4
GRADING:Letter or Credit/No Credit
LEVEL:Undergrad
GER:—

A chapter by chapter analysis of Aristotle's introductory discussions of physical theory. Topics to be considered include Aristotle's treatment of Eleatic monism, the role of opposites in pre-Socratic physics, the role of matter in physics, and an analysis of the elements of changing objects into form, privation and a subject.

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PHIL 108B: Aristotle's Physics Book One (PHIL 208B)

4 units · Letter or Credit/No Credit

A chapter by chapter analysis of Aristotle's introductory discussions of physical theory. Topics to be considered include Aristotle's treatment of Eleatic monism, the role of opposites in pre-Socratic physics, the role of matter in physics, and an analysis of the elements of changing objects into form, privation and a subject.

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