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The great intrinsic interest of Aristotle's theory of connate pneuma contrasts with the slightness of the indications Aristotle provides of its theoretical contents. This chapter presents a new way of looking at Aristotle's concept of pneuma. It shows how Aristotle's theory of connate pneuma bears on the problems raised in Chapter I.
Keywords: Aristotle; connate pneuma; soul; vital heat
Chapter. 17938 words.
Subjects: Ancient Philosophy ; Metaphysics
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