Intentionality and Physiological Processes: Aristotle's Theory of Sense‐Perception

Richard R. K. Sorabji

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Abstract Aristotle did not view perception as a rudimentary reaction with little content as suggested by Plato, nor as the work of reason and thought as claimed by Strato. Perception is a half-way house between the two. This essay explores Aristotle’s redrawing of the map in which perception is located, and the formal and material causes of perception.

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