Conhecimento e Opinião em Aristóteles (Segundos Analíticos I-33)

In Marcelo Carvalho, Encontro Nacional Anpof: Filosofia Antiga e Medieval. Anpof. pp. 329-341 (2013)
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This chapter discusses the first part of Aristotle's Posterior Analytics A-33, 88b30-89a10. I claim that Aristotle is not concerned with an epistemological distinction between knowledge and belief in general. He is rather making a contrast between scientific knowledge (which is equivalent to explanation by the primarily appropriate cause) and some explanatory beliefs that falls short of capturing the primarily appropriate cause.

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Lucas Angioni
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