Principios, pluralidad y lenguaje en física1, 2-3

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  • Claudia Patricia Carbonell Fernández Author Universidad de La Sabana

Abstract

In the first book of the Physics, Aristotle gives his account of the pre-Socratic question for the principles. In this article, I seek to show how Aristotle deduces the necessity of accepting a plurality of significations in order for language to be possible. I consider: 1) dialectics and philosophy in this passage; 2) arguments for the plurality of principles; 3) the need to accept a plurality and indivisibility of significations.

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Claudia Patricia Carbonell Fernández, Universidad de La Sabana

Doctora en Filosofía por la Universidad de Navarra, España. Profesora Asociada e Investigadora del Departamento de Filosofía del Instituto de Humanidades de la Universidad de la Sabana. Autora del libro Movimiento y forma en Aristóteles y de varios artículos sobre filosofía aristotélica. Actualmente dirige el proyecto de investigación “Fe, cultura y racionalidad en el pensamiento de J. Ratzinger”.

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Vol. 9 No. 1 (2006)

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