Parva Naturalia

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Parva Naturalia is a collection of Aristotle’s short treatises that explore various aspects of the soul and its functions, such as perception, memory, sleep, and dreams.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collection of treatises
philosophical work
author Aristotle
focusesOn cognitive processes
functions of the soul
physiological processes
sensory experience
genre philosophical treatise
psychological treatise
hasCommentaryBy Thomas Aquinas
linked to: St. Thomas Aquinas

medieval scholastic commentators
hasPart On Breathing
On Divination in Sleep
On Dreams
On Length and Shortness of Life
linked to: De Brevitate Vitae

On Memory and Recollection
On Sense and the Sensible
On Sleep and Waking
On Youth, Old Age, Life and Death
historicalPeriod 4th century BCE
influenced Renaissance philosophy
early modern theories of mind
medieval philosophy
scholastic psychology
language Ancient Greek
mainSubject aging
breathing
divination in sleep
dreams
life and death
memory
perception
recollection
sleep
soul
partOf Aristotle's psychological works
philosophicalSchool Peripatetic school
philosophicalTradition Ancient Greek philosophy
relatedWork Corpus Aristotelicum
De Anima
studiedIn ancient psychology
classics
history of philosophy
philosophy of mind
titleLanguage Latin
titleMeaning small natural treatises

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On the Soul relatedWork Parva Naturalia
Aristotle's writings containsWork Parva Naturalia
De Anima relatedWork Parva Naturalia
Corpus Aristotelicum hasPart Parva Naturalia