Reading Aristotle's Physics Vii.3: "What is Alteration?": Proceedings of the European Society for Ancient Philosophy Conference: Organized by the Hyele Institute for Comparative Studies, Vitznau, Switzerland, 12/15 April 2007

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Aristotle has a rather extreme concept of change: Alteration is the change of a sensible quality in a thing. This is produced when a thing comes into immediate contact with another thing and is affected by the opposite sensible quality of the latter. Book VII, chapter 3 of the Aristotelian Physics is the crucial text to explore this topic. The present volume sets out to analyze and clarify the reason of this approach.

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Stefano Maso
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