
Machine Intelligence
Koichi Furukawa, Stephen Muggleton, Donald Michie
₹4,576

OUP Oxford · 2005
A close look at the most disputed parts of Aristotle's natural philosophy, especially whether his teleology concerns causes or explanations. Suited to students and scholars of ancient philosophy and science.
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Monte Ransome Johnson takes up the most controversial parts of Aristotle's natural philosophy, namely his teleology. The book works through questions that have divided readers: whether teleology concerns causation or explanation, and whether it rules out mechanism, determinism or materialism.
Other questions concern the scope of the idea. The book asks whether teleology is about the flourishing of individual organisms or about a final purpose for everything, and whether it applies only to living things or to the cosmos as a whole.
Edition note: published by OUP Oxford. ISBN-13 9780199285303.