Aristotle on memory and recollection : text, translation, interpretation, and reception in western scholasticism / by David Bloch

Id. interne:: e20ce074
Auteur:: Bloch, David
Publication:: Leiden : Brill, 2007, xiii-276 p. Coll. « Philosophia antiqua », 110
Année:: 2007

Note

Texte remanié de : Doctoral dissertation : Faculty of humanities : University of Copenhagen : 2006. — Sur les ouvrages oris en compte pour l'établissement du texte, voir la p. 1. Texte grec annoté, traduction anglaise en regard, p. 24-51, études en anglais, p. 53-228. — Notes. Bibliogr. p. 245-254. Sigla, p. 20-21. Indices, p. 255-276 (sur 2 col. ; dont un Greek-english index, p. 255-258). — Fig. (stemma sur f. vol.). — Textual notes, p. 229-243. ——— Études : Essay 1, Aristotle on memory and recollection, p. 53-135 : Introduction, p. 53-58. — Aristotle on memory, p. 58-71. — Aristotle on recollection, p. 72-73. — Memory and recollection : the differences, p. 74-78. — The non-existence of memory acts in Aristotle, p. 79-118. — General conclusion, p. 118-121. — Appendix 1, « Memory » words in the rest of the Corpus aristotelicum, p. 122-127. — Appendix 2, The 21st century concept of memory, p. 128-135. —— Essay 2, Aristotle's theories of memory and recollection in the Latin West, p. 137-228 : Introduction, p. 137-143. — The influence of arabic philosophy, p. 143-166. — Latin translations and early theories of memory, p. 166-178. — The second half of the 13th century, p; 179-219. — Towards a modern theory of memory, p. 219-225. — General conclusion, p. 225-228.