240 books for « aristoteles »Edit

‎Over voortplanting‎

‎Groningen, Historische Uitgeverij Groningen, 2005 Gebonden uitgave onder stofwikkel, 230 pagina's, 24.7 x 17.9 cm, Nederlandstalige tekst. *Nieuw. ISBN 9789065540171.‎

‎Aristoteles is de grondlegger van de biologie. Gedreven door een ongebreidelde belangstelling, een scherp waarnemingsvermogen en een onverzadelijke drang tot ordenen en verklaren, organiseerde hij een grootschalig onderzoeksproject dat tot doel had de dieren- en plantenwereld in al haar verscheidenheid in kaart te brengen en begrijpelijk te maken. De resultaten van dit project vonden hun neerslag in verscheidene geschriften, zoals Over dieren (waarin de mens overigens een prominente plaats inneemt) en Over voortplanting. Het gaat Aristoteles om meer dan een louter empirisch observeren van de verschijnselen. Hij is op zoek naar regelmaat en systematiek, naar kenmerken die dieren en diersoorten gemeen hebben en op grond waarvan ze in groepen kunnen worden ingedeeld. In dit boek is een van de wezenstrekken van Aristoteles' filosofie concreet te volgen. Dat is de noodzakelijke ontwikkeling van mogelijkheid tot verwezenlijking, van vorm tot materie, van eikel tot eik. Aristoteles' precieze waarnemingen en beschrijvingen hebben van zijn biologische werken een monument in de geschiedenis van de wetenschap gemaakt. Over voortplanting is het vierde deel in de grote serie Aristoteles in Nederlandse vertaling. Vertaald, ingeleid en van aantekeningen voorzien door Rein Ferwerda.‎

‎Retorica‎

‎Groningen, Historische Uitgeverij Groningen, 2004 Gebonden omslag onder stofwikkel, 25 x 18 cm, 276 pagina's, Nederlandstalige tekst. *Nieuw. ISBN 9789065540072.‎

‎Kiezen en beslissen is een wezenlijk onderdeel van het menselijk leven, en het vermogen om juiste keuzes en beslissingen te nemen is een voorwaarde om goed te kunnen leven. Aan het maken van een keuze gaat de vorming van een oordeel vooraf. Maar hoe komt deze tot stand? De Retorica van Aristoteles behandelt dit cruciale deel van het menselijk bestaan in de ruime contekst van communicatie tussen mensen. Behalve het woord zelf spelen bij zijn analyse ook de spreker en het gehoor een rol. De centrale gedachte is dat de retorica uiteindelijk te maken heeft met beoordelen: het gehoor zal tenslotte met de woorden van een redenaar instemmen of ze afwijzen. Het proces van overtuigen is dus gericht op het maken van een keuze. Voor Aristoteles bestaat de retorica in het vermogen om in een gegeven situatie de beschikbare middelen te vinden om te overtuigen. De retorica geeft daarmee geen garantie op succes: zij maakt het mogelijk een beslissing te nemen. Essentieel is dat het woord van de redenaar voor zijn gehoor acceptabel is: de gekozen overtuigingsmiddelen of argumenten mogen de grenzen van het op de heersende moraal en cultuur gebaseerde verwachtingspatroon niet te buiten gaan. De taak van de redenaar is dus in principe voorbereidend van aard. Waarin schuilt dan de kracht van argumenten? Volgens Aristoteles speelt niet alleen de logica een rol. De effectiviteit van een redenering hangt ook af van factoren als de persoonlijkheid van de redenaar en de emotionele toestand waarin het gehoor verkeert. De retorica is daarom meer dan een techniek van welsprekendheid: ze behelst ook elementen van de psychologie en de sociologie. Hierin ligt de unieke betekenis van Aristoteles' Retorica: de observatie dat mensen hun beslissingen nemen als sociale wezens leidt tot een omvattende systematiek van het proces van oordeelsvorming. De retorica krijgt aldus erkenning als een puur menselijk fenomeen. Oorspronkelijk verschenen in het Oud-Grieks.‎

‎Aristoteles Latinus, VII-2: Physica (translatio vaticana) [ALPE VII-2]‎

‎Bruges-Paris, Desclée de Brouwer 1957 XVI + 43pp., in the series "Union Académique Internationale. Corpus philosophorum medii aevii academiarum consociatarum auspiciis et consilio editums. Aristoteles Latinus", text in Latin, 26cm., softcover, 3 small reference numbers, text is clean and bright, good condition, F35120‎

‎Aristoteles Latinus, XI 1-2 : De Mundo, translationes Bartholomaei et Nicholai, accedunt versions Rinucci, Argyropuli et Sadoleti, etc. [ALPE XII, 1-2]‎

‎Bruges-Paris, Desclée de Brouwer 1965 LIV + 194pp., "Editio altera", original 1965-edition, softcover, 26cm., in the series "Union Académique Internationale. Corpus Philosophorum Medii Aevi Academiarum consociatarum auspiciis et consilio editum. Aristoteles Latinus", small reference number on cover and on blanco endpaper, text and interior are clean and bright, text in Latin, pages are still uncut, good condition, F107080‎

‎Aristoteles Latinus, XI 1-2 : De Mundo [ALPE XII, 1-2]‎

‎Roma, La Libreria dello Stato 1951 viii + 129pp., original 1951-edition, softcover, 26cm., in the series "Union Académique Internationale. Corpus Philosophorum Medii Aevi Academiarum consociatarum auspiciis et consilio editum. Aristoteles Latinus", small reference number on cover and on blanco endpaper, small label on spine, text and interior are clean and bright, text in Latin, good condition, F107081‎

‎Aristoteles Latinus, XVII 2.v : De Generatione Animalium, translatio Guillelmi de Moerbeka [ALPE XVII, 2.v]‎

‎Bruges-Paris, Desclée de Brouwer 1966 xxxii + 270pp., original 1966-edition, softcover, 26cm., in the series "Union Académique Internationale. Corpus Philosophorum Medii Aevi Academiarum consociatarum auspiciis et consilio editum. Aristoteles Latinus", small reference number on cover and on blanco endpage, text and interior are clean and bright, text in Latin, partly still uncut, good condition, F107082‎

‎Aristoteles Latinus, XXVI 1-3 fasciculus quintus: Ethica Nicomachea Indices verborum [ALPE 26 1-3]‎

‎Leiden/ Bruxelles, E.J. Brill/ Desclée de Brouwer 1973 [161] pp. (i.e. pages 591 to 751), original 1973-edition, softcover, 26cm., in the series "Union Académique Internationale. Corpus Philosophorum Medii Aevi Academiarum consociatarum auspiciis et consilio editum. Aristoteles Latinus", text and interior are clean and bright, small reference number on spine, text in Latin, most pages are still uncut, good condition, F107085‎

‎Aristoteles in Nederland. ‎

‎(Utrecht, Kemink, n.d.)(after 1902). ‎

‎(IV),80 p. Wrs. (On halftitle: Aristoteles in Nederland gedurende de laatste veertig jaren)(Cover sl. worn; pencil underl.)(Whitaker 03075) ‎

‎Studie over de zedelijke schoonheid en goedheid bij Aristoteles‎

‎Bruxelles, Lamertin 1932 vi + 215pp., gepubliceerd in de reeks "Académie royale de Belgique. Classe des lettres. Mémoires coll.in-8" T.29 fasc.3, onopengesneden, mooie staat, [tekst in het Nederlands], F31609‎

‎Fragmenten uit Aristoteles' Politeiai handelend over Grieksche godsdienst‎

‎Amsterdam, H.J.Paris 1932 [vi +] 87pp. + losbladig 3pp. stellingen, 25cm., gebroch., wat roestplekjes, [Proefschrift ter verkrijging van den graad van doctor in de letteren en wijsbegeerte aan de Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht, 18 nov.1932, promotor: Bolkestein], F39817‎

‎Metafisica de Aristoteles, edicion trilingue [2 volumes]‎

‎Madrid, Editorial Gredos 1970 Complete in 2 volumes: xlv,525 + 487pp., trilingual text edition (Greek, Latin and Spanish), 25cm., original softcovers, dustwrappers, pages still uncut, in the series "Biblioteca hispanica de filosofia" volume 65, good condition, weight: 1.6kg., F105548‎

‎Meteorologie & Über die Welt [in: Aristoteles Werke in deutschen Übersetzung, 12]‎

‎Darmstadt, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft 1970 352pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth, dustwrapper, text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, F105618‎

‎Magna Moralia [in: Aristoteles Werke in deutschen Übersetzung, 8]‎

‎Berlin, Akademie-Verlag 1958 430pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth, dustwrapper bit worn, text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, F105619‎

‎Nikomachische Ethik [in: Aristoteles Werke in deutschen Übersetzung, 6]‎

‎Berlin, Akademie-Verlag 1967 606pp., 4th revised edition, 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth, dustwrapper bit worn, text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, F105620‎

‎Opuscula, I: Über die Tugend [in: Aristoteles Werke in deutschen Übersetzung, 18-1]‎

‎Darmstadt, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft 1965 141pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth, dustwrapper, text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, F105621‎

‎Opuscula, II: Mirabilia & III: De Audibilibus [in: Aristoteles Werke in deutschen Übersetzung, 18-2/3]‎

‎Darmstadt, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft 1972 286pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth, dustwrapper, text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, F105622‎

‎Problemata Physika [in: Aristoteles Werke in deutschen Übersetzung, 19]‎

‎Berlin, Akademie-Verlag 1962 766pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth, corners bumped, dustwrapper somewhat worn, text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, weight: 1.4kg., F105623‎

‎Aristotle De Animalibus, Michael Scot's arabic-latin translation. Part Two. Books XI-XIV: Parts of animals (A critical edition with an introduction, notes and indices)‎

‎Leiden, E.J. Brill 1998 xxv + 589pp., in the series "Aristoteles Semitico-Latinus" volume 5, 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth (spine slightly sunfaded & corners bit bumped), text and interior are clean, good condition, weight: 1.2kg., F105648‎

‎Aristoteles Semitico-Latinus. Nicolaus Damascenus : De Plantis, five translations‎

‎Amsterdam, North-Holland Publishing Company 1989 xvi + 732pp., 25cm., publisher's hardcover in black cloth, dustwrapper (with a few signs of use), text and interior are clean and bright, good condition, weight: 1.7kg., [Contains texts in Syriac, Arabic, Hebrew and Latin], F114451‎

‎Aristoteles Semitico-Latinus. The Arabic version of Aristotle's Parts of Animals. Book XI-XIV of the Kitab al-Hayawan‎

‎Amsterdam, North-Holland Publishing Company 1979 96 + 156pp., 26cm., softcover, dustwrapper (with some traces of use), text is clean and bright, good condition, [Introduction in English, text edition in Arabic], F114452‎

‎Aristoteles. De mundo, Graece: Cum duplici interpretatione Latinâ, priore quidem L. Apuleii; alterâ verò Guilielmi Budaei. Cum scholiis & castigionibus Bonaventurae Vulcanii tam in Aristotelem, quam in utrunque eius interpretem. Accessit seorsim Gregorii Cyprii, Encomium Maris, Graece, numquam antea excusum. Et Pauli Silentiarii Iambica. ‎

‎Leiden (Lugduni Batavorum), Ex Officina Plantiniana, Apud Franciscum Raphelengium, 1591. ‎

‎8vo. 2 parts in 1: (XVI),297,(7 index); 23,(1 blank) p. Modern half calf. 16 cm (Ref: STCN ppn 840465076; Cranz (Bibliotheca Bibliographica Aureliana) 108.713; Schwab 1520; Hoffmann 1,285; Schweiger 1,53; Brunet 1,464; Graesse 1,213; Ebert 1137) (Details: Restored half calf antique style, with some gilding on the back, and a red shield. Marbled boards. Plantin's woodcut printer's mark on the title, motto: 'Labore et Constantia'. The first part (p. 1-297) contains 'De Mundo'; the Greek text is divided in paragraphs, and each paragraph is followed by 2 Latin translations, of Apuleius and of Guillaume Budé, and by explanatory notes (scholia) of Vulcanius. The second part, which is often lacking in other copies, has a title page of its own; it contains the 'editio princeps' of the Greek text of Gregorius Cyprius' 'Praise of the Sea', and reissue of Paulus Silentiarius' poem on the hotsprings (Therma) in Bithynia) (Condition: Paper yellowing. 2 names on the title. Right edge of the first leaves slightly thumbed, the right lower corner of the first leaves somewhat dog-eared) (Note: The Greek scholar/philosopher Aristotle, 384-322 B.C., is one of the foremost names in the history of thought, and perhaps the most influential of all who have ever written. His influence on Western science and culture is immense. His boundless industry extended to most branches of higher learning. 74 treatises, genuine and spurious, have come down to us under his name. One such work that has no claim to be genuine is the once popular philosophic treatise 'De Mundo', or 'On the Universe'. (Edition Bekker 391-401) In it cosmological and meterological subjects are treated. The work was once ascribed to Aristotle, but ever since the German scholar Wilhelm Capelle traced most of its doctrines to the Greek Stoic philosopher Posidonius of Apameia, ca. 135 - ca. 51 B.C., the author is known as Pseudo-Aristotle. (Neue Jahrbücher, XV (1905) p. 529/68) Capelle dates the treatise in the first half of the second century A.D. It was translated into Latin in the second century A.D. by the Roman rhetorician and platonic philosopher Apuleius Madaurensis, who is best known for his famous picaresque novel 'Metamorphoses', also known as 'The Golden Ass'. In 1533, the French classical scholar Guillaume Budé (Guilielmus Budaeus) published in Basel an edition of 'De Mundo' with a Latin translation of his own. This translation and the one of Apuleius was adopted in this Leiden edition of 1591 edited by the Flemish scholar Bonaventura Vulcanius (De Smet in Flemish), 1539-1614, from 1581 professor of Greek and Latin Letters at the recently founded University of Leiden. It is Vulcanius second edition of 'De Mundo', for in 1587 he had published the first edition. In the short preface Vulcanius observes that he has restored 'De Mundo' to its original splendor, emendating the manuscript and editions he used (e.g. 'vetus codex meus habet' and 'In Aldina legitur') at quite a number of places, and that he has cleansed Apuleius' translation from many horrific mistakes. ('In Aristotele itaque emendavi non pauca, ab Apuleio innumera mendarum portenta profligavi, totamque hanc Aristotelici pariter & Apuleiani Mundi fabricam pristinae suae, quoad eius fieri potuit, integritati restitui', p. *3 verso) Vulcanius elucidated ('illustravi') 'De Mundo' also with a load of annotations that, he hoped, were useful for future philologists and even philosophers. In his annotations he examined how faithful to the Greek the Latin versions of Apuleius and Budaeus were, and the 'emendations Vulcanius supplied were nearly all accepted by later editors of 'De Mundo', notably Bekker (1831) and Lorimer (1938)'. (H. Cazes (ed.), 'Bonaventura Vulcanius, Works and Networks: Bruges 1538 - Leiden 1614', Leiden 2010, p. 346) 3 years after this edition of 'De Mundo' Vulcanius produced for the same publisher an 'Opera Omnia' edition of Apuleius. After 'De Mundo' Vulcanius has added in this edition of 1591 a separate volume containing 2 short Greek texts, the 'editio princeps' of a prose work of Gregorius Cyprius, 1241-1290, Patriarch of Constantinople, the 'Encomium Maris', or the 'Praise of the Sea', (p. 3/12) and a iambic poem of 189 verses composed by Paulus Silentiarius during the reign of Justinian, 'Eis ta en Pythois Therma', on the hotsprings in Bithynia in Asia Minor (p. 13/23, including Vulcanius' notes). It was, Vulcanius explains in the 1 page introduction to this poem, shoddily presented in the 'Anthologia Epigrammatum Graecorum' of Henri Estienne of 1566. He therefore decided to deliver a correct and sound text, with his annotations. (p. 13) These 2 small works were probably added by Vulcanius because they go well with, and illustrate the passages in 'De Mundo' on the element water, i.e. rivers, seas, oceans etc. (p. 44/62)) (Provenance: On the title the name of 'Henricus Gesselius'. This might be the Dutchman Henricus Gesselius, a 'Medicinae Doctor', who published in 1640 a 'Disputationum medicarum quinta, de febre hectica & malignis' and 'Disputationum medicarum de febribus septima'. If this is correct the other name 'Ioan. Cor. Gess.' might well be Johannes Cornelius Gesselius, ca. 1550-1627, who was from 1574 rector of the Gymnasium of Amersfoort. He was fired in 1619 because he refused to renounce his catholic faith. (NNBW 6, p. 579/80) (Collation: *8, A-T8; a8, b4 (leaf b4 verso blank)) (Photographs on request) ‎

‎ARISTOTELOUS PERI POIÊTIKÊS. Aristotelis De poetica liber. Ex versione Theodori Goulstoni perpetuis notis analyticis illustrata. Accedunt integrae notae Frid. Sylburgii & Dan. Heinsii, necnon selectae aliorum. (And:) Aristotelis De poetica liber, latine conversus, et analytica methodo illustratus, per Theodorum Goulstonum. ‎

‎Cambridge (Cantabrigiae), Apud Johannem Hayes, Celeberrimae Academiae Typographum, Sumptibus Thomae Dawson Bibliopolae Cantabrigensis, 1696. ‎

‎8vo. 2 parts in 1: (XX),101,(3),104,(12 index, errata) p., folding table. Half vellum. 17 cm (Ref: Hoffmann 1,283; Cooper/Gudeman 44 & 174; Schrier p. 36; Brunet 1,477; Moss 1,122; Graesse 1,214; Ebert 1191; ESTC R14743) (Details: The work consists of two parts, each with its own title page; the first contains the Greek text and commentary, the second the Latin translation and analytical notes. Short title in ink on the back. The folding plate shows a 'Synopsis libri Poeticae' ) (Condition: Binding somewhat used. Vellum age-tanned. Vellum on the back slightly soiled. Front flyleaf removed) (Note: 'The influence of Aristotle, 384-322 BC, on Western intellectual life is immense, so much so that once one begins to track it, no field of inquiry can be identified that it would be safe to overlook. Aristotle laid the foundations for not one but two sciences, logic and biology, an achievement unmatched by any thinker before or since'. (The Classical Tradition, Cambr. Mass. 2010, p. 70) For centuries his authority guided the further development of some of the sciences. From the 16th century to the age of Romanticism Aristotle's views, developped in his 'De arte poetica', played a dominant role in the theory and practice of European literature, especially of drama. And with Jacob Bernay's 'Grundzüge der verlorenen Abhandlung des Aristoteles über Wirkung der Tragödie' (1857), who rejected the moral (Lessing) and aesthetic (Goethe) tradition of 'catharsis', and who introduced the concept of the intentional arousal and discharge of emotions, to the discussion, Aristotle's description of the effect of tragedy as a 'catharsis', (cleansing, or purgation) of tragic emotions (pity and fear) 'became the focus of a debate on the purposes of literature which attracts contributors up to the present day'. (O.J. Schrier, 'The Poetics of Aristotle and the Tractatus Coislinianus, a Bibliography from about 900 till 1996', Leiden, 1998, p. 1) (Nietzsche, Freud, Wagner, Wilamowitz-Moellendorff et 'multi alii' followed). Aristotle's 'De poetica liber' is 'the only piece of technical writing from antiquity that still plays a role in scholarly discourse. If Aristotle had confined himself to discussing Greek poetry from the viewpoint of its formal aspects or its historical development, his work would still have been of eminent importance, but only for classicists and historians of literature. He did more, however, laying bare what in his view are the fundamentals of poetry, giving his criteria for distinguishing literary genres, and pointing out along which lines he thought these and the works of individual poets should be evaluated. In pursuing these targets, he formulated insights that have been thought to be applicable even to modern narrative genres like the detective story and the film. These aspects of the Poetics make it an interesting starting-point for discussions in wide areas of modern literary theory'. (Idem, Ibidem) This edition of 1696 is a revision of Goulston's 'De Poetica' edition of 1623. It was edited in 1696 by the English schoolmaster James Upton, 1670-1749, once a fellow of King's College at Cambridge. Upton udated the work of 1623, making better use of the 'De Poetica' edition of the Dutch scholar Daniel Heinsius (Leiden 1610/11, and 1643), and of the Aristotle edition of the German scholar Friedrich Sylburg, who provided not only notes, but also the Greek text for this edition (Frankfurt 1584/87, volume 2). Upton added, he tells in the preface, also material he found in various authors, among whom Samuel Petit's 'Leges Atticae' (Paris 1635) and Daniel Heinsius' 'De tragoediae constitutione' (Leiden 1611), and André Dacier's French translation of the Poetics (Paris 1692). Upton also consulted Du Val's Aristotle edition (Paris 1619, 1639). He also revised Goulstons Latin translation) Theodor Goulston, 1576-1632, studied in Oxford, and was a medical doctor in London. His Poetics edition was reissued in 1696, 1728, 1731, 1745 and 1780. In 1619 Goulston had already published in London 'Versio Latina et Paraphrasis in Aristotelis Rhetoricam' (See his Wikipedia article) (Collation: Ad 1: *2, A-O8, P4, Q2. (Folding table after leaf before A1)) (Photographs on request) ‎

‎Kategorien. Übersetzt & erläutert von Klaus Oehler. ‎

‎Berlin, Akademie Verlag, 1984. ‎

‎296 p. (Aristoteles Werke in Deutscher Übersetzung, Band I,1) (German translation, notes, introductions, bibliography) (Back faded. Tiny damage to the cloth at the outer edge of the lower board) ‎

‎'Aristoteles' over kleuren. Ingeleid, vertaald en geannoteerd door R. FERWERDA. Essay (by) P. STRUYCKEN. ‎

‎Budel, Damon, 2001. ‎

‎175 p. Hardb. 21 cm (OiN Suppl. 31; includ. Greek text; dustjacket) ‎

‎Über die Seele. Übersetzt von Willy Theiler. 6. gegenüber der 3. durchgesehenen, unveränderte Auflage. ‎

‎Darmstadt, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1983 ‎

‎157 p. Cloth. 25 cm (Aristoteles Werke in Deutscher Übersetzung, Band 13) (German translation, introduction, commentary) ‎