Aristotle's: On The Soul Flashcards

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What are Aristotle’s 4 general classes?

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  1. Independent thing or a This
  2. Quality
  3. Quantity
  4. Relation
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Name the 6 sciences your professor said Aristotle is responsible for creating.

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  1. Formal Logic
  2. Formal Biology
  3. Metaphysics
  4. Rhetoric
  5. Literary Criticism
  6. Psychology
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Define Entelecheia.

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“Being-at-work-staying-itself” also a fusion of completeness with that continuity or persistence.

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Define Energia.

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“Being-at-work”

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Is the Soul a thing?

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No.

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Are the soul and the body connected?

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Yes.

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Can the soul be separated from the body according to Aristotle?

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It can not.

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What are the two duties of the soul?

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  1. Movement by oneself

2. Sensing by oneself

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Democritus was what type of thinker?

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A Atomist.

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All thinkers believe in these three ideas.

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  1. Motion
  2. Sense Perception
  3. Bodilessness
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What is the difference between Democritus’ round atoms and the other various shapes of atms?

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Round atoms compose the soul. Other shapes make up material things. Also, round atoms are slippery and wet and that’s how they move themselves.

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What are the four sets of motion?

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  1. Change of Place
  2. Alteration
  3. Wasting Away
  4. Growing
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Can a human soul be in a dogs body?

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No.

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What are Aristotle’s 6 objections to Harmony? (Professor only told us 4)

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  1. Soul cannot be a ratio.
  2. Harmony can’t cause motion because the soul does that.
  3. You can tune a body but not a soul.
  4. Joining together is magnitude, but the soul has no magnitude.
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What causes does Aristotle believe in?

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  1. Material
  2. Formal
  3. Agent
  4. Final
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What does Soma translate to?

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What does Psuche translate to?

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What does Hule translate to?

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What does Morphe translate to?

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Shapeliness.

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What does Dunamis translate to?

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What does Entelecheia translate to?

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Being-at-work-staying-itself

21
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The soul is the form for?

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The body is the form for?

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The organ.

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The body is the material for?

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The organ is the material for?

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The organ is the form for?

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The tissue.

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The tissue is the material for?

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The organ.

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The tissue is the form for?

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Earth, Air, Water, Fire.

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The Earth, Air, Water, Fire is the material for?

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The tissue.

29
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Atomists start with atoms, where as Aristotle starts with?

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Aristotle starts with life, where as Atomists start with?

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How does one person have the ability to stand when they are sitting?

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They have the potential/potency to stand at all times.

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What are the parts of thinghood?

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  1. Form
  2. Material
  3. Whatever something is made of
33
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What is a quality of a living thing?

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They must be able to nourish themselves.

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What is Aristotle’s view of the soul?

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It is the form of the body.

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What is Socrates’ view of the soul?

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It is an immaterial thing that joins with the human body.

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What is Democritus’ view of the soul?

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It is a piece of matter.

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What is the Wax and Shape Molded in It example relate to the soul and the body?

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There’s an impression in the wax. Destroy the wax and you destroy the impression.

38
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If possibly, the ability to cut was removed from an ax, would it still be an ax?

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It would not longer be an ax except ambiguously. It wouldn’t be able to perform the ax function.