Archaic Logic

Prier, Raymond Adolph

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“…My inclination is to suspect a popular inheritance, given Aristotle's tendency to argue from nature based on empirical observation and given some of the available evidence prior to Aristotle. One powerful precedent is the Homeric tradition, which places a preeminent value on perceptual wonder (thauma idesthai and related expressions) as a marker of prestige, be it of ritual or craft objects or other objects clamoring for attention (see Prier 1989). Perception and value are here powerfully linked.…”

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The Construction of Value in the Ancient World

Voutsaki¹

2012

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The Construction of Value in the Ancient World

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2012

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“…Fourteen months to four years after the onset of infection, the organism may be recovered from asymptomatic donors or from infected persons [76,77,78,79,80] and is able to survive at 4°C up to 50 days in citrated blood [81]; furthermore, a study on thalassemia major patients who had had multiple transfusions showed a 6-time higher prevalence of Toxoplasma antibodies than the age-matched controls, despite no symptoms could be found in infected recipients. Since T. gondii is a mandatory intra-cellular organism, the possibility of transmission by acellular products cannot be expected.…”

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