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ANTHOLOGIES</b></font></span></font></span></font></p>
<p>1991 Lindsay Judson (ed.), <i>Aristotle’s </i>Physics<i>: A Collection
of Essays</i> (Oxford)<br>
2006 Lindsay Judson and Vassilis Karasmanis
(eds), <i>
Remembering Socrates: Philosophical Essays</i> (Oxford)</p>
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<b><font size="4" color="#CC0000">ARTICLES</font></b></font></p>
<p>1983 ‘Eternity and Necessity in <i>De Caelo</i> I.12’,
<i>Oxford Studies
in Ancient Philosophy</i> 1, 217-55<br>
1987 ‘God or Nature?’, in Richard Sorabji (ed.),
<i>Philoponus
and the Rejection of Aristotelian Science</i> (London)<br>
1987 ‘Russell on Memory’, <i>Proceedings of the Aristotelian
Society</i> 88, 65-82<br>
1988 ‘La Bataille Navale d’Aujourd’hui: <i>De Interpretation</i>e
9’, <i>Revue de Philosophie Ancienne</i> 6, 5-37<br>
1991 ‘Chance and “Always
or for the Most Part”
in Aristotle’, in <i>Aristotle’s Physics: A Collection of Essays</i><br>
1994 ‘Heavenly Motion and the Unmoved Mover’, in Mary
Louise Gill and James Lennox (eds), <i>Self-Motion from Aristotle to Newton</i> (Princeton)<br>
1997 ‘Aristotle on Fair Exchange’, <i>Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy</i>
15, 147-75<br>
1998 ‘What Can Happen When You Eat Pungent Food’, in Nikolaos
Avgelis and Filimon Peonidis (eds), <i>Aristotle on Logic, Language and Science</i> (Thessaloniki)<br>
2000 ‘Formlessness and the Priority of Form: <i>Metaphysics</i>
Zeta 7-9 and Lambda 3’, in David Charles and Michael Frede (eds),
<i>Aristotle’s</i> Metaphysics
<i>Lambda: Symposium Aristotelicum</i> (Oxford)<br>2004 Comment on Gareth Matthews’s paper, ‘Socratic Perplexity and the
Possibility of Philosophy’, in Vassilis Karasmanis (ed.), <i>Socrates: 2400
Years Since his Death</i> (Delphi)<br>
2005 ‘Aristotelian
Teleology’, <i>Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy</i> 29, 341-66<br>
2009 ‘John Lloyd Ackrill’ (biographical memoir), <i>Proceedings of the British Academy</i> 161, 3-16
<br>2010 ‘Carried Away in the <i>Euthyphro</i>’, in David Charles (ed.), <i>Definition in Greek Philosophy</i> (Oxford)
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<font size="4" color="#CC0000">ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES</font></span></font></p>
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<p>1991 ‘Eleatics’, in Hans Burkhardt and Barry Smith (eds),
<i>Handbook
of Ontology and Metaphysics</i> (Munich)</i><br>
2006
‘Zeno the Eleatic’ and ‘Demokritos’, in Graham Shipley, John Vanderspoel, David
Mattingly and Lin Foxhall (eds), <i>The Cambridge Dictionary of Classical
Civilization
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(Cambridge)<b><p align="center"><font size="4" color="#CC0000">REVIEWS</font></p>
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<p>1983 Sarah Waterlow, <i>Nature, Change and Agency in Aristotle’s</i>
Physics, <i>Classical Review</i> 33<br>
1984 R.S. Woolhouse, <i>Locke</i>, and John Dunn, <i>Locke</i>, <i>The Times Higher Education
Supplement</i>, August 24<br>
1984 Richard Sorabji, <i>Time, Creation and the Continuum: Theories in Antiquity
and the Early Middle Ages</i>, <i>The Times Higher Education Supplement</i>, April 6<br>
1985 David Charles, <i>Aristotle’s Philosophy of Action</i>, <i>The Times Higher Education Supplement</i>, February 22<br>
1985 J. Annas (ed.), <i>Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy</i>, Vol. II (1984)
<i>The Times Literary Supplement</i>, February 8<br>
1985 Edward Hussey, <i>Aristotle’s Physics, Books III and
IV</i>, <i>Classical Review</i> 35<br>
1985 Johannes Irmscher and Reimar Müller (eds), <i>Aristoteles
als Wissenchaftstheoretiker</i>, <i>Classical Review</i> 35<br>
1986 J. Barnes (ed.), <i>The Complete Works of Aristotle:
The Revised Oxford Translation</i>, <i>Classical Review</i> 36<br>
1987 M.R. Wright, <i>The Presocratics</i>, <i>Classical Review</i> 37<br>
1988 Daniel W. Graham, <i>Aristotle’s Two Systems</i>, <i>The Times
Literary Supplement</i>, December 30<br>
1988 G.E.R. Lloyd, <i>The Revolutions of Wisdom: Studies
in the Claims and Practice of Ancient Greek Science</i>, The Times Higher Education
Supplement, September 16<br>
1988 J.D.G. Evans, <i>Aristotle</i>, <i>British Journal for the
History of Science</i> 21<br>
1989 Richard Sorabji, <i>Matter, Space and Motion: Theories
in Antiquity and their Sequel</i>, <i>The Times Higher Education Supplement</i>, February
10<br>
1991 G.E.R. Lloyd, <i>Methods and Problems in Greek Science</i>, <i>The Times Higher Education Supplement</i>,
December 13<br>
1991 Richard Sorabji, <i>Aristotle Transformed: The Greek
Commentators and their Influence</i>, <i>The JACT (Joint Association of Classical Teachers)
Review</i><br>
1991 Michael Wedin, Mind and Imagination in Aristotle, <i>Ancient Philosophy</i> 11<br>
1992 Robert Wardy, <i>The Chain of Change: A Study of Aristotle’s</i>
Physics <i>VII</i>, <i>Classical Review</i> 42<br>
2007 Andrea Falcon, <i>Aristotle and
the Science of Nature: Unity without Uniformity</i>, <i>Archiv für Geschichte
der Philosophie</i> 89</p>
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