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How does a living animal come to be from semen? The puzzles of Aristotle’s Generation of Animals II 1-3
This essay will detail Aristotle’s articulation of the challenge of explaining how the male causes a new living being and the role that a comparison to ‘automata’ plays in solving it. These artefacts are markedly different from his usual craft analogies, possessing moving parts, interconnected by th
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