Aristotelean
- noun
- /ˌærɪstəˈliːən/
- Formal
- Medieval scholars who identified as Aristoteleans often debated with followers of Plato.
Examples
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He is a dedicated Aristotelean.
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The professor's Aristotelean perspective influenced his interpretation of ancient philosophy.
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As an Aristotelean, she placed great value on reason and empirical observation.
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Many Aristoteleans advocate for logic in philosophy.
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As an Aristotelean, she deeply values empirical observation in forming her arguments.
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Many Aristoteleans agree that reason is essential to understanding the world.
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He identifies as an Aristotelean, believing that ethics should be derived from human nature.
Synonyms
A person who follows the ideas and methods of Aristotle
A person who follows Aristotle's ideas
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Aristotelean comes from the name Aristotle, a famous Greek thinker who valued reason and careful observation. So an Aristotelean is a 'follower' of his ideas.