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The second Aristotle paradox is the attributed corpus: roughly 200 works span politics, poetics, ethics, rhetoric, physics, metaphysics, and biology, giving Aristotle a range Jiang calls without human analog.
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The second Aristotle paradox is the attributed corpus: roughly 200 works span politics, poetics, ethics, rhetoric, physics, metaphysics, and biology, giving Aristotle a range Jiang calls without human analog.
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"We believe Aristotle is a great thinker, a great writer, but we have no evidence, no text to show us this is the case...."
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"It's just a range of books. The range is just incredible. We have no analog in human history like him, okay? He's simply unique..."
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Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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