On the Motion of Animals¶
Aristotle. On the Motion of Animals.
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- Practical syllogism
- In On the Motion of Animals 7, Aristotle describes practical premises concerning the good and the possible, with action as their conclusion.
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- In On the Motion of Animals 7, Aristotle describes practical premises concerning the good and the possible, with action as their conclusion.
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