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Natalie Noland
Natalie is a freelance writer from Rhode Island. She has a BS in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from Northeastern University with a minor in Writing. Her academic interests include ancient philosophy, logic, and game theory. She enjoys reading, watching movies, and kayaking in her spare time.
Education:Northeastern University, 2022BS Politics, Philosophy, and EconomicsExpertise:Articles by Natalie Noland
Catullus was a great Roman poet, and he is best remembered for his romantic poems and short life.
Little may be remembered about Lucretius’s life, but the philosopher and poet left a legacy that is still felt today.
Horace was a Roman poet whose humble beginnings gave way to a lasting literary legacy.
Aristotle’s Categories are fundamental to logic because they provide the tools and terms for logical analysis and discourse.
Aristotle wrote extensively on science, but only some of his beliefs were right. Here are four things he got wrong.
Aristotle was a revolutionary ancient thinker, and modern-day philosophy continues to build on his ideas.
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A discussion on Aristotle, his philosophy, and his legacy with John Sellars, author of Aristotle: Understanding the World’s Greatest Philosopher.