Hylomorphic virtue: cosmology, embryology, and moral development in Aristotle

Philosophical Explorations 22 (2):222-242 (2019)
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Aristotle is traditionally read as dividing animal souls into three parts, while dividing human souls into four parts (a rational part, with theoretical and pr...

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