...Kalliopi Nikolopoulou This essay is a critical analysis of Nietzsche's anti-Aristotelian reading of tragedy. My purpose is to show Aristotle's relevance for our age, which is strongly inflected by Nietzsche. I focus on the contemporary sidelining of catharsis in order to understand certain...

...Robin J. Sowards © 2009 the minnesota review 2009 Works Cited Aristotle . Complete Works of Aristotle: The Revised Oxford Translation . 1984 . Ed. Barnes Jonathan . Bollingen Ser. 71.2 . Princeton : Princeton UP , 1995 . Blake William . Blake's Poetry...

... sustain a humanism that is anything but posthuman. Works Cited Aristotle . 1984 . “ On the Soul .” In The Complete Works of Aristotle: The Revised Oxford Translation , vol. 1 , edited by Barnes Jonathan , 641 – 92 . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Bennett Jane...

... . Aristotle . Politics . 323 BCE . Trans. Reeve C. D. C. . Indianapolis : Hackett , 1998 . Bulliet Richard W. Hunters, Herders, and Hamburgers: The Past and Future of Human-Animal Relationships . New York : Columbia UP , 2005 . Digard Jean-Pierre . L’ homme et les animaux...

... the corporeal senses” (Ia, q. 84, a. 6, 33–35). But Aquinas then shows how Aristotle’s account of body and soul challenges these claims by charting a middle path: “Sensa- tion is not an activity of the soul alone, but of the body-soul compos- ite.” On the one hand, “the activities of the sensible part...

...Robert J. Levy © 2016 Robert J. Levy 2016 Robert J. Levy Wrong Everybody’s been wrong. Aristotle. Lucretius. Tolstoy. You name it. They all   jabbed and prodded the universe’s seams for answers and came up with diddly-squat half the time. As Michael...

.... For instance, a rich country might have many who are illiterate, do not have health care, or do not have freedom of religion, so it does not attain the minimal standard of a decent society. Nussbaum was trained as a classical scholar, resulting in her first book, Aristotle’s De Motu Animalium...

..., and the Cuban Revolution. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. Ricœur, Paul. 2013. Being, Essence, and Substance in Plato and Aristotle. Translated by Jean-Louis Schlegel. Cambridge: Polity. Sanjinés C., Javier. 2013. Embers of the Past: Essays in Times of Decolonization. Translated...

... the least bit familiar with classical rhetoric will immediately recognize trace evidence of Aristotle’s DNA all over this manuscript. The notion of a stock set of discursive moves, a repository or inventory available to be drawn upon and applied in various...

... —​is an ancient practice, with origins in the work of Aristotle (in the ancient world) and Linnaeus (the forefather of modern prac- tices). It is also a practice fast coming to an end as science shifts from Whiteman  55 learning about animals through visual...

... over in his grave—was Arnold’s poems. There were people like Lane Cooper at Cornell, a distinguished scholar and editor of Aristotle’s Poetics, but he also was a concordance maker, which meant that he sat there writing down entries on 3 x 5 cards. And people...

... impressive and to Mallarmé s little essay. The French word mimique doesn t exactly mean imitator, though it is linked to the concept of mim sis. The Mallarmé text is a little prose essay about the mime. This reminds me that at the beginning of Aristotle s Poetics Aristotle says mim sis means...

...Robin J. Sowards Works Cited Adger David . Core Syntax: A Minimalist Approach . Oxford : Oxford UP , 2003 . Adorno Theodor W. Aesthetic Theory. Trans. Hullot-Kentor Robert . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota P , 1997 . Aristotle . “ Poetics .” Complete Works...

... bourgeois ideas that they would think they were insulting Aristotle or Julius Caesar 162 the minnesota review if they called them ‘unproductive laborers.’ Aristotle and Caesar would have regarded even the title ‘laborers’ as an insult” (Marx 1963, 287). Thus even the “creativity of labor...

... vacuous. What are the things that are being correlated? What is the meaning, for example? What is the sound, for that matter? Of course there’s a correlation. It goes back to Aristotle: language, as Aristotle put it, is sound with a meaning. That turns out not to be quite...

... line. But he adds: in bodies. Palmer 157 LIZARD 5. The he being, presumably, Aristotle. LIZARD 5. Clearly a reference to Aristotle. LIZARD 1. Clearly. LIZARD 2. Hark at you all! Clearly! So there is something after all about clarity. LIZARD 1. Dead metaphors unearthed doth no argument make. LIZARD...

...: 22 38. Boyle, David. 2002. The Money Changers: Currency Reform from Aristotle to E-Cash. London: Earthscan. Douthwaite, R. J. 1996. Short Circuit: Strengthening Local Economies for Security in an Unstable World. Devon, UK: Green Books. Fortwengel, Johann, Elke Schüßler, and Jörg Sydow. 2017...

..., of the deviation that remains at the heart of the near. As for koinos (“common” en Greek; cf. in Eposito the koinonia of Aristotle), either it is associated with the Western co- in general (to which is also sometimes associated the Germanic prefix ge-, with a conjunctive or collective value that is found...

... project inside-out, but it is hard to undo writing that is already done. That first step of thinking, the proposal, is a good occasion to force yourself to figure out what you want to say. Williams Once I had a philosophy professor, in history of philosophy, and I wrote a paper on Aristotle...

... advertisement for what the press calls Routledge “classics,” for example, books by Judith Butler are placed alongside those of Aristotle, and Paul Gilroy shares space with Max Weber. Butler and Gilroy are the Aristotles and the Webers of today, or so Routledge implies. I have great respect for the work...