Aristotle’s On the Soul (De Anima) is the foundational work on life, perception, and mind in Western philosophy.
This translation presents the text through a sustained conceptual lens centered on Aristotle’s own guiding image: the analogy of impressed wax—the model by which form is received without matter, and by which life is understood as structured capacity rather than material substance.
Rather than modernizing Aristotle into psychological vocabulary or compressing his arguments into technical abstraction, this edition preserves the architectural clarity of his thinking. Key terms recur with disciplined consistency. Analogies are allowed to develop fully. The soul is treated as Aristotle treats it: not as a thing, but as an actualized organization of living capacities.
Special attention is given to the three central analogies that structure the work:
The seal impressed in wax
Perception as reception of form
The soul as the first actuality of a natural body
These are not illustrations added after the fact. They are the engines of Aristotle’s reasoning. This translation keeps them visible and operative throughout the text, allowing the reader to follow how Aristotle moves from nutrition to perception, from imagination to mind, without breaking conceptual continuity.
Part of the Poetic Philosophy Series, this volume approaches philosophy as something read slowly and structurally. The goal is not paraphrase or commentary, but training attention to form, capacity, and life as Aristotle understood them.
Ideal for:
Readers seeking a conceptually faithful Aristotle
Students of philosophy, psychology, and classical thought
Scholars interested in analogical reasoning and ancient philosophy of mind
This is De Anima rendered as Aristotle built it:
through form, analogy, and disciplined thought.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Aristotle's On the Soul (De Anima) is the foundational work on life, perception, and mind in Western philosophy.This translation presents the text through a sustained conceptual lens centered on Aristotle's own guiding image: the analogy of impressed wax-the model by which form is received without matter, and by which life is understood as structured capacity rather than material substance.Rather than modernizing Aristotle into psychological vocabulary or compressing his arguments into technical abstraction, this edition preserves the architectural clarity of his thinking. Key terms recur with disciplined consistency. Analogies are allowed to develop fully. The soul is treated as Aristotle treats it: not as a thing, but as an actualized organization of living capacities.Special attention is given to the three central analogies that structure the work: The seal impressed in waxPerception as reception of formThe soul as the first actuality of a natural bodyThese are not illustrations added after the fact. They are the engines of Aristotle's reasoning. This translation keeps them visible and operative throughout the text, allowing the reader to follow how Aristotle moves from nutrition to perception, from imagination to mind, without breaking conceptual continuity.Part of the Poetic Philosophy Series, this volume approaches philosophy as something read slowly and structurally. The goal is not paraphrase or commentary, but training attention to form, capacity, and life as Aristotle understood them.Ideal for: Readers seeking a conceptually faithful AristotleStudents of philosophy, psychology, and classical thoughtScholars interested in analogical reasoning and ancient philosophy of mindThis is De Anima rendered as Aristotle built it: through form, analogy, and disciplined thought. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798902839101
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