Kenneth M. Sayre is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, USA. He is the author of numerous books on philosophy, including Plato’s Analytic Method (1969), Cybernetics and the Philosophy of Mind (1976), Plato’s Late Ontology: A Riddle Resolved (1983), Plato’s Literary Garden (1995), Parmenides’ Lesson (1996), and Belief and Knowledge (1997).
The transmission of the platonic thought, particularly its doctrine on the existence of universal or separate Ideas through writings of Aristotle, has always been a subject of controversy and it has not always been met by the fidelity of the Stageirian, nor by its lack of interest. The author has worked intensely on the resolution of this historical enigma using a thorough analysis of the same stylistic resources"". - Heythrop Journal
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