ARISTOTLE ON MIND AND WORLD - (S.) Kelsey Mind and World in Aristotle's De Anima. Pp. xii + 181. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022. Cased, £75, US$99.99. ISBN: 978-1-108-83291-5.

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persist? ' (p. 243) and '[w]hat is the life and activity of human nous . . . like, apart from the body?' (p. 244) are likely to occupy scholars into the future even if 'Aristotle is committed to the possibility of continuing human intellectual activity ' (p. 246).Although I have done little justice to most of the work that comprises this collectionmuch less to differences of view -, suffice it to say that this Critical Guide is eminently worth reading. Aristotle scholars will find it a refreshing departure from twentieth-century debates, and new readers of ancient Greek thought will find Cohoe's roadmap approach especially readable in virtue of the organic progress of Aristotle's ideas, his engagement with the past and his persistent optimism about the possibility of knowledge concerning psyche.