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Aristotle's Treatment Of Phantasia, D. A. Rees
Aristotle's Treatment Of Phantasia, D. A. Rees
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
Review of the relevant passages in Aristotle, and (briefly) the scholarship on Aristotle's concept of phantasia. Aristotle's treatment of phantasia is contrasted with Plato's discussions of eikasia, mimesis, the receptacle in the Timaeus, the Sophist as maker of phantasmata, the treatment of memory in the Philebus, and eidola in several places. De Anima 3.3 concerns mental images; further discussion involves passages in EN, MA, and the Parva Naturalia.