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The 263 pages that link to Aristotle, each with the reason it gives.

• Mulla SadraNarrower topic: Sadra’s discussions of substance and change engage an Aristotelian framework transmitted through Islamic philosophy.

• ProtostomeRelated: His comparative approach helped establish a long tradition of describing animal form.

• Spherical EarthRelated: His evidence from lunar eclipses and changing stars made the case explicit.

• The Incoherence of the IncoherenceNarrower topic: Averroes treats Aristotle’s philosophy as a coherent system that al-Ghazali has misrepresented.

• The School of AthensRelated: He stands beside Plato at the center, extending a hand toward the earthly world.

• Zeno of EleaRelated: His surviving discussion is a major ancient source for Zeno’s paradoxes and their early replies.

• Aesthetics of musicRelated: His account of music’s role in education and emotional catharsis counters stricter moral suspicion.

• Anaximenes of MiletusRelated: Aristotle discussed earlier thinkers’ proposed first principles, helping frame later accounts of Anaximenes.

• DidacticismRelated: His theories of imitation and persuasion shaped later debates about literature’s purposes.

• Earth’s shadowRelated: Aristotle cited Earth’s consistently curved shadow on the Moon as evidence that Earth is spherical.

• Formal fallacyRelated: His syllogistic analysis supplied early systematic accounts of invalid argument forms.

• Ibn TufaylRelated: Aristotelian ideas supplied part of the intellectual framework in which Ibn Tufayl wrote.

• Informal fallacyRelated: His Sophistical Refutations is an early systematic study of deceptive arguments.

• John GowerRelated: Aristotelian ideas about virtue and governance inform the counsel and moral reasoning in Gower’s poetry.

• Politics (Aristotle)Narrower topic: He composed the treatise as part of his inquiry into ethics and civic life.

• Principle of bivalenceRelated: His discussion of future contingents raised a lasting question about whether every statement is already true or false.

• Antony FlewRelated: Flew invoked an Aristotelian first cause when explaining his later belief in a creator.

• Cardinal virtuesRelated: His account of practical wisdom and moral character shaped later interpretations of the virtues.

• De OratoreRelated: His systematic account of rhetoric forms part of the intellectual background Cicero adapts.

• Existence of GodRelated: His account of an unmoved mover became a major source for later arguments about a first cause.

• G. E. M. AnscombeRelated: Anscombe drew on Aristotelian practical philosophy in her renewal of virtue ethics.

• Gongsun LongCompared with: Comparisons with Aristotle invite questions about classification while exposing different intellectual contexts.

• Hasdai CrescasRelated: His account of nature supplied the framework Crescas set out to criticize.

• Hippodamus of MiletusRelated: His Politics is the main ancient source describing Hippodamus's social ideas and reputation.

• History of physicsRelated: His account of motion and matter dominated European thought before early modern physics.

• Matter (philosophy)Related: His account made matter and form central to explanations of substances and change.

• On the SoulRelated: He develops the treatise’s account of soul through his broader philosophy of nature and form.

• Pausanias of OrestisRelated: Aristotle’s brief account attributes the killing to Pausanias’s personal grievance.

• Quality (philosophy)Related: His categories and account of substance made qualities central to describing beings.

• Renaissance of the 12th centuryRelated: Newly available Aristotelian texts prompted intensive study and debate in European schools.

• Sophistic movementCompared with: His Rhetoric analyzes persuasion while separating its study from the caricature of mere verbal trickery.

• Theatre studiesRelated: His account of tragedy remains a foundational reference in theatrical theory.

• AlexandristsNarrower topic: Alexandrists claimed to recover his psychology through Alexander’s commentaries.

• Anania ShirakatsiRelated: Aristotelian natural philosophy formed part of the intellectual inheritance available to medieval scholars.

• Ancient philosophyRelated: His wide-ranging system shaped later Greek, Roman, and medieval philosophy.

• AvempaceCompared with: Avempace’s distinctive arguments emerged through interpreting, extending, and disputing Aristotle.

• Conceptions of GodRelated: His unmoved mover became a major model for philosophical conceptions of God.

• Consequentia mirabilisRelated: Aristotelian treatments of proof by impossibility provide an ancient background for the principle's reasoning pattern.

• Ebrahim HusseinCompared with: Hussein’s non-naturalistic structures invite comparison with influential classical models of dramatic action.

• Epicharmus of CosRelated: The Poetics associates comic drama’s development with Sicilian poets, including Epicharmus.

• European science in the Middle AgesRelated: His natural philosophy became a central framework for European scholarly inquiry.

• Fire (classical element)Related: He explained fire through heat and dryness and placed it in a cosmic order.

• Giorgio AgambenRelated: Agamben rereads Aristotle’s distinctions between potentiality and actuality to rethink capacity and action.

• Government (form of rule)Related: His Politics established a lasting framework for comparing governments by rulers and purposes.

• History of ethicsRelated: His virtue ethics remained influential across ancient, medieval, and modern thought.

• History of linguisticsRelated: His reflections helped establish Greek philosophical inquiry into language.

• History of political scienceRelated: His empirical comparisons of constitutions became an enduring model of systematic political inquiry.

• HylozoismRelated: His reports and criticism preserve key evidence about early Greek views of living matter.

• Judah Leon AbravanelRelated: Aristotelian concepts provide points of reference within Abravanel’s synthesis.

• Mary MidgleyRelated: Midgley drew on Aristotle’s integrated view of living beings and their characteristic forms of life.