aristotelian

• Relativo a la filosofía, los métodos o las doctrinas del filósofo griego antiguo Aristóteles.

Relating to the philosophy, methods, or doctrines of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle.

1. Relating to Aristotle's philosophyC1formal

   Of or pertaining to the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, his ideas, or his philosophical system.

   aristotélico

   • The Aristotelian concept of virtue ethics is still studied today.
   • Her approach to logic is deeply Aristotelian.
   • The text explores Aristotelian metaphysics and its influence on medieval thought.

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2. Follower of AristotleC1formal

   A person who adheres to the teachings or philosophical system of Aristotle.

   aristotélico

   • The medieval scholar was a devoted Aristotelian.
   • Many Renaissance thinkers were Aristotelians who built upon his works.
   • He identifies as an Aristotelian in his ethical views.

   Sinónimosaristoteleanaristotelicperipatetic

• Sustantivo que designa a un seguidor de Aristóteles o a un adepto del aristotelismo, es decir, alguien que sostiene las doctrinas filosóficas del pensador griego.

A noun referring to a follower of Aristotle or an adherent of Aristotelianism.

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1. Follower of AristotleC1formal

   A person who follows the teachings or philosophy of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle.

   aristotélico (seguidor de Aristóteles)

   • The Aristotelian argued that virtue lies in moderation.
   • Many medieval scholars were devoted Aristotelians.
   • She is a modern Aristotelian, applying his ethics to contemporary issues.

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2. Adherent of AristotelianismC1formal

   Someone who adheres to the philosophical system developed by Aristotle, emphasizing logic, ethics, and natural science.

   Aristotélico (adherente al aristotelismo)

   • The conference attracted many Aristotelians from around the world.
   • As an Aristotelian, he believes in the concept of the golden mean.
   • The debate between Platonists and Aristotelians has lasted for centuries.

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