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I’m wondering if anyone can offer an analysis on the following books.
The first is a new book titled “The Lagoon: How Aristotle Invented Science.” I read the first ten pages and it seemed decent. I notice that the author cites Allan Gotthelf as a renowned Aristotle scholar which is promising.Ā
The second book is “Aristotle’s Children.” I stumbled on this book after listening to Robert Mayhew’s lecture “Aristotle and the Renaissance.”
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There is a wonderful BBC video documentary of the Aristotle’s Lagoon book (available on youtube). Alan Gotthelf saw the video and loved it and contacted the author. He wrote a review of it on HBL.
I have read a good chunk of “Aristotle’s Children” and it is a fantastic book. Harry Binswanger commented on it very positively in the past (on an HBL post, I think). The author is a crazy leftist, but that did not affect the book at all, in the part I read.
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There is a book on dissemination of Aristotle’s ideas by an Objectivist Burgess Laughlin. The title of book is “The Aristotle Adventure“, and details can be viewed here – http://www.aristotleadventure.com/.
Burgess has also written a critical blog on “Aristotle’s Children” which can be viewed here – http://reasonversusmysticism.blogspot.in/2013/07/bkrev-rubensteins-aristotles-children.html
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