Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotle

One of the most basic metaphysical doctrines is the "Oneness". We are, in this paper, coming to introduce this doctrine in Aristotle; and, so, at first, we mention basic differences between him and his formers, and distinguish Aristotle's "multiple" view from their "mon...

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Main Authors: elham kandari, saeed binai motlagh
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Published: Allameh Tabataba'i University Press 2012-03-01
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description One of the most basic metaphysical doctrines is the "Oneness". We are, in this paper, coming to introduce this doctrine in Aristotle; and, so, at first, we mention basic differences between him and his formers, and distinguish Aristotle's "multiple" view from their "monistic" view. Then, counting the meanings of "one" in common Greek language, we receive to two kinds of oneness: material and formal. We will see that perfection, oneness, and form are parallel to potentiality, multiplicity, and matter; and oneness, in its foremost sense, is the formal "one", not material; and this formal "one" is the principle of individuality. Finally, we will see that how immovable movers, and most of all the first immovable mover, are abstract individuals and the first "Ones".
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spelling doaj.art-a71a5ff100544a8593e2a7fb0fb3211f2023-12-18T10:40:31ZfasAllameh Tabataba'i University Pressحکمت و فلسفه1735-32382476-60382012-03-01829334610.22054/wph.2012.58365836Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotleelham kandari0saeed binai motlagh1دانشجوی دانشگاه اصفهانهیئت علمی دانشگاه اصفهانOne of the most basic metaphysical doctrines is the "Oneness". We are, in this paper, coming to introduce this doctrine in Aristotle; and, so, at first, we mention basic differences between him and his formers, and distinguish Aristotle's "multiple" view from their "monistic" view. Then, counting the meanings of "one" in common Greek language, we receive to two kinds of oneness: material and formal. We will see that perfection, oneness, and form are parallel to potentiality, multiplicity, and matter; and oneness, in its foremost sense, is the formal "one", not material; and this formal "one" is the principle of individuality. Finally, we will see that how immovable movers, and most of all the first immovable mover, are abstract individuals and the first "Ones".https://wph.atu.ac.ir/article_5836_f072ca1e4b6775f0e9abf9c178c9ff01.pdfonebeingsubstance (ousia)formideaself consistentsubstratum (hupokeimenon)individualityperfectionimmovable moverfirst mover
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Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotle
حکمت و فلسفه
one
being
substance (ousia)
form
idea
self consistent
substratum (hupokeimenon)
individuality
perfection
immovable mover
first mover
title Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotle
title_full Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotle
title_fullStr Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotle
title_full_unstemmed Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotle
title_short Aristotle and One(το `εν) : Doctrine of Unity in Aristotle
title_sort aristotle and one το εν doctrine of unity in aristotle
topic one
being
substance (ousia)
form
idea
self consistent
substratum (hupokeimenon)
individuality
perfection
immovable mover
first mover
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