"It is absurd to suppose that nothing comes into being for an end if we do not see the moving cause deliberating."
Aristotle, Physics II.8.199b26-28, as translated by Francis Slade, in his "On the ontological priority of ends and its relevance to the narrative arts," in Beauty, art, and the polis, ed. Alice Ramos (Washington, DC: American Maritain Association, 2000), 59 (58-69).
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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