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Significados de Aristotelean en inglés

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peripatético

Of or relating to Aristotle or his philosophy.

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        peripatético

        A follower of Aristotle or an adherent of Aristotelianism.

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              Examples for "peripatetic"
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              He was a peripatetic, in every way, beyond the followers of Aristotle.
              Charles Lamb: A Memoir
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              Wired caught up with the peripatetic Seed at his home in Chicago.
              Wired
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              Socrates was really the first peripatetic philosopher, but he was a roustabout.
              Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great Philosophers, Volume 8
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              You would have thought I was trying a peripatetic preventative for dyspepsia.
              White Ashes
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              Now for Christ's sake don't judge Iowa people by this peripatetic Ananias.
              The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 10
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              The ruling tradition in philosophy has always been the platonic and aristotelian belief that fixity is a nobler and worthier thing than change.
              A Pluralistic Universe / Hibbert Lectures at Manchester College ...
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              And here we have some more Aristotelian confusion of orders of abstraction.
              Murder in the Gunroom
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              And those are the Aristotelian foundations of the rule of law.
              Wired
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              Nor is the use of the Aristotelian logic any longer natural to us.
              Euthydemus
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              The following scheme presents the Aristotelian classification to the eye at a glance:-
              Deductive Logic
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              The naked Aristotelic view of it being most acceptable to the Persian, the Platonic to the Hellenistic Jew.
              Essays in Literature and History
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              It is significant that during the "age of faith" in Europe no philosopher of merit arose, and the only philosophy permitted was the puerile Scholastic-Aristotelic.
              The Necessity of Atheism
              Translations for Aristotelean