The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-29-1980
Abstract
Jaeger was combating the previous monolithic interpretation of Aristotle with an organic model of psychological growth. Disproving details in Jaeger's account do not ultimately demonstrate that Aristotle did not develop in some way, or present his ideas in different ways in different places. (Preus)
Recommended Citation
Lachterman, David R., "Did Aristotle 'Develop'? Reflections on Werner Jaeger's Thesis" (1980). The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter. 33.
https://orb.binghamton.edu/sagp/33
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Notes
David Lachterman presented "Did Aristotle Develop?" at the Society's meeting with the American Philological Association in 1980. It has not been published previously.
For information about the author, see “In Memoriam David Rapport Lachterman,” special issue, Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 17:1–2 (1994).