Physique et metaphysique chez Aristote
Edited by Maddalena Bonelli Contributions by Stephen Menn Contributions by Cristina Viano Contributions by Jonathan Barnes Contributions by Maddalena Bonelli Contributions by David Charles Contributions by Curzio Chiesa Contributions by Jean-Baptiste Gourinat Contributions by Suzanne Husson Contributions by David Lefebvre Contributions by Juliette Lemaire
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(November 2012)
ISBN: 9782711624553
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Although Aristotle never used the term metaphysics, the primary link between philosophy and physics is a central issue of his philosophy, which has largely determined the history of Western metaphysics. The contributions all study questions related to this link. French text.
English summary: Although Aristotle never used the term “metaphysics,” the primary link between philosophy and physics is a central issue of his philosophy, which has largely determined the history of Western metaphysics. The contributions all study questions related to this link. French text. French description: La metaphysique se definit etymologiquement comme ce qui est au-dela de la physique. Bien qu’Aristote n’ait jamais fait usage du terme metaphysique , le lien entre la philosophie premiere et la physique est une question centrale de sa philosophie, qui a largement determine l’histoire de la metaphysique occidentale. Aristote, a plusieurs reprises, affirme que si seuls les etres naturels existaient, la physique serait la premiere sagesse , mais ajoute que, comme il y des etres au-dela de ceux-ci, c’est la science qui les a pour objets qui est premiere. Pourtant, on constate que certains objets relevent a la fois de la physique et de la metaphysique : l’ame, le premier moteur . Comment ces objets peuvent-ils appartenir a deux sciences differentes? Comment la metaphysique est-elle et peut-elle etre a la fois science de l’etre en tant qu’etre (ce qu’on appellera plus tard l’ontologie), science de la substance, theologie, ou encore science des principes et des premieres causes? Quel rapport ces differentes conceptions de la metaphysique entretiennent-elles avec la physique? Quel est le contenu de la metaphysique? Comment determiner son statut par rapport a la physique? Telles sont les questions que l’on trouvera traitees dans les etudes reunies ici, qui ont fait l’objet, sous la direction de Jonathan Barnes, de communications et de discussions dans le cadre du seminaire 2005-2007 du Centre de recherches sur la Pensee Antique (Centre Leon Robin)
- Edited by Maddalena Bonelli
- Contributions by Stephen Menn
- Contributions by Cristina Viano
- Contributions by Jonathan Barnes
- Contributions by Maddalena Bonelli
- Contributions by David Charles
- Contributions by Curzio Chiesa
- Contributions by Jean-Baptiste Gourinat
- Contributions by Suzanne Husson
- Contributions by David Lefebvre
- Contributions by Juliette Lemaire
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