How to Think: Introduction to Logic, Lecture 7 with David Gordon - Mises Academy
Phronesis Volume 25 Issue 2 1980 [Doi 10.2307%2F4182089] Mary Louise Gill -- Aristotle Number Aristotle's Theory of Causal Action in Physics III 3
Introduction to Philosophy Lecture 4 Thomas Aquinas & an Intro to Philosophy of Religion By David Kelsey.
History of Philosophy Lecture 12 Thomas Aquinas By David Kelsey.
The Four Causes of Aristotle. 1.The formal cause. 2.The material cause. 3.The efficient cause. 4.The final cause. Think of oak trees ………
The Intelligibility of the World and the Divine Ideas in Aquinas
1225 – 1274 (Aquinas notes created by Kevin Vallier) Dominican monk, born to Italian nobility. Worked ~150 years after Anselm. Student of Albert the Great.
John Stuart Mill Three Conceptions of Nature Mill vs. Aquinas on Teleology Mill vs. Rousseau on the Noble Savage Mill’s Ethical Dualism.
Cosmological Argument for Existence of God
The Four Causes
The State as Organism: The Metaphysical Basis of Hegel's Philosophy of Right - Sally Sedgwick
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