Reformation & Scholasticism in Philosophy, Vol. 5: The Greek Prelude

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Reformation & Scholasticism in Philosophy, Vol. 5: The Greek PreludeThis is the first Volume of an encompassing study of the problem of Reformation and Scholasticism in philosophy, focused on Greek philosophy up to and including Plato. Whereas Plato and Aristotle employed the term dialectic within the context of the human ability to discern or to infer, Dooyeweerd uses it to designate the irreconcilable tension between the two opposing poles of the basic motive of Greek thought. He argues that the kind of dialectic

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