Who Draws the First Breath?: A Reconstruction of Empedocles' Respiration Theory.
Suggesting a new reading of A74 in an exclusively physiological context and in combination with a new interpretation of B100, this article argues for a new reconstruction of Empedocles' respiration theory, involving two complementary and parallel respiratory processes, where the pressure of the inna...
| Publicado en: | Ancient Philosophy Vol. 44; no. 2; pp. 283 - 305 |
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Philosophy Documentation Center
Fall2024
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