<p>Section 3 of Book 1 of On the Soul, by Aristotle. In this section, Aristotle questions the relationship between the soul and motion, notably whether the soul is an entity that can move itself.</p>

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Section 3 of Book 1 of On the Soul, by Aristotle. In this section, Aristotle questions the relationship between the soul and motion, notably whether the soul is an entity that can move itself. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/languages/message

On the Soul (Aristotle) - Book One, Chapter 3

This show is about restoring the pronunciation of Ancient Greek. To reproduce objectively and faithfully is quite impossible and hardly the point; our goal is rather to approach fidelity first by adhering to a roadmap laid by scholars and secondly by pronouncing with emotion and affect where needed.

While our goal is to build a catalog of Greek narrations reaching back to Homer, in these first months the focus will favor Aristotle decidedly.

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This show is about restoring the pronunciation of Ancient Greek. To reproduce objectively and faithfully is quite impossible and hardly the point; our goal is rather to approach fidelity first by adhering to a roadmap laid by scholars and secondly by pronouncing with emotion and affect where needed. While our goal is to build a catalog of Greek narrations reaching back to Homer, in these first months the focus will favor Aristotle decidedly.

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On the Soul (Aristotle) - Book One, Chapter 3

On the Soul (Aristotle) - Book One, Chapter 3