Coffee with Aristotle Booker Prize Nominee (2000) say Fowler's Modern English Usage

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At the same time he displays a touching empathy with the anguish of the victims and their families

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When he then comes across a second body bearing the same injuries

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Coffee with Aristotle Booker Prize Nominee (2000) say Fowler's Modern English UsageNot many people can claim to have invented a new science, but the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle invented twozoology and logic. Today, we are still influenced by Aristotelian thought. When we use words such as "potential" and "actual," "theory" and "practice," we are speaking Aristotle's language. Talking to him, however, you'll realize that some of his ideas have crossed the centuries more successfully than others