The set of resources for Aristotle currently includes four charts combined in one PDF: Ways of Knowing, Categories, Causes, Golden Mean.
Aristotle’s Five Ways of Knowing
Chart identifying the intellectual virtues and their relation to the genus of systematic theology (i.e., the kind of discipline we are pursuing and how that discipline relates to others).
- Intelligentia
- Scientia
- Sapientia
- Prudentia
- Ars
Aristotle’s Ten Categories
Chart of Aristotle’s praedicamenta (Medieval term; cf. Grk., Katēgoriai; Lat., Categoriae): substance, quantity, quality, relation, place, time, position, state, action, affection.
- Types of predicate
- Highest of the genera
- Kinds of predication
Aristotle’s Four Causes
Illustration / chart differentiating the ways things come into existence:
- Material Cause
- Formal Cause
- Efficient Cause
- Final Cause
Aristotle’s Golden Mean
Chart based on Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics: table of vices as excesses and deficiencies; of virtues as the golden mean between the two.
PDF ver. 2023-01-20
4 pp. 7.08 x 4.67″, 4.67 x 7.08″ 1.6 mb
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PDF version history:
2023-01-20: Updated text, Five Ways
2014-03-01: Updated SKU; combined
2011-01-06: New release, Five Ways
2009-04-28: New release, Golden Mean
2009-04-25: New release, Ten Cat.
2008-09-18: New release, Four Causes
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