SUMMARY. — This is a side issue in Aristotle's work. The Hippocratic and Aristotelian notions are interdependent on the whole. The concept of Melancholia is bound up with the notion of black bile. Black bile appears to be responsible for tables that fluctuate between the greatest inhibition and the most uncontrolled excitation, or the two at the same time as in epilepsy, for example, according to its quality, quantity and localization. Thus the symptomatology covers a far wider range of pathologies than what is called Melancholia today. On the ethical plane, a melancholic seems above all to be a "hothead" and Melancholia a variety of intemperance caused by impetuousness. The power of the imagination dominates all other mental faculties, the...
The A. deals here with a number of questions raised by the interpretation of the Ethics and Politics...
Cette contribution se propose de décrire succinctement le contexte philosophique aristotélicien dans...
On the basis of the sixteenth and seventeenth-century discussions about the poetic inspiration, the...
By comparing the chapters of physician's treatises dealing with melancholia (Aeretaeus, Rufus of Eph...
Doctors and biologists of the classical period, either being from Hippocrates or Aristotle, describe...
It has been thought since the early days of medical practice that the liver and gastro-intestinal tr...
The terms melancholia and mania have their etymologies in classical Greek. Melancholia is derived fr...
The concept of Χώριομός by Aristotle comes from the physical world. Translated into psychology and f...
Depuis le Vème siècle avant J.-C., le terme de mélancolie, entité nosographique et concept philosoph...
The problem of the individual arises in Aristotle at the joining-point of the two major investigatio...
Les lecteurs du traité De l’âme d’Aristote pensent souvent que la véritable contribution du Stagirit...
In the first chapter of this thesis, starting from modern scholarship on melancholy, I attempt to co...
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International audienceWhy is it that men of genius are all melancholic? Why is it that some children...
« Quinta natura » and Aristotelean psychology. If the evolution, indeed the whole meaning of Aristo...
The A. deals here with a number of questions raised by the interpretation of the Ethics and Politics...
Cette contribution se propose de décrire succinctement le contexte philosophique aristotélicien dans...
On the basis of the sixteenth and seventeenth-century discussions about the poetic inspiration, the...
By comparing the chapters of physician's treatises dealing with melancholia (Aeretaeus, Rufus of Eph...
Doctors and biologists of the classical period, either being from Hippocrates or Aristotle, describe...
It has been thought since the early days of medical practice that the liver and gastro-intestinal tr...
The terms melancholia and mania have their etymologies in classical Greek. Melancholia is derived fr...
The concept of Χώριομός by Aristotle comes from the physical world. Translated into psychology and f...
Depuis le Vème siècle avant J.-C., le terme de mélancolie, entité nosographique et concept philosoph...
The problem of the individual arises in Aristotle at the joining-point of the two major investigatio...
Les lecteurs du traité De l’âme d’Aristote pensent souvent que la véritable contribution du Stagirit...
In the first chapter of this thesis, starting from modern scholarship on melancholy, I attempt to co...
Przedmiotem artykułu jest jeden z podstawowych dla tradycji medycznofilozoficznej tekstów, uznawany ...
International audienceWhy is it that men of genius are all melancholic? Why is it that some children...
« Quinta natura » and Aristotelean psychology. If the evolution, indeed the whole meaning of Aristo...
The A. deals here with a number of questions raised by the interpretation of the Ethics and Politics...
Cette contribution se propose de décrire succinctement le contexte philosophique aristotélicien dans...
On the basis of the sixteenth and seventeenth-century discussions about the poetic inspiration, the...