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ARISTOTLE’S TELEOLOGIES
John Richardson
New York University
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§1.Background: schematizing ends.4
§2.The ends of matter and motion.9
a. Hyletic teleology.10
b. Kinet
ic teleology.15
c. Hyletic and kinetic ends.22
§3. The ends of ousiai
: eidetic teleology. 28
§4. The highest eidetic ends: life’s ultimate projects.38
a. Threpsis.39
b. Aisthesis.48
i. The aisthetic subpowers.49
ii. Relations among the subpowers.54
c. Noesis.58
i. The noetic subpowers.59
ii. The structure of noetic ends.68
§5. Relations among the eidetic ends.71
a.Noesis
Aisthesis
Threpsis?74
b. Threpsis
Aisthesis
Noesis?78
§6
. Assessing Aristotle’s teleologies.86
a. Our evolutionary alternative.93
b. Aristotle’s threptic option.97
c. Aristotle’s noetic option.114
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