Wang Wei

Associate Professor

Graeco-Roman philosophy, Aristotle’s theoretical philosophy, history of metaphysics

E-mail：

wangwei_phil@fudan.edu.cn

Contact information：

2614 West Guanghua Tower, 220 Handan Road, Shanghai (hour: appointment via email)

Research Areas

Publication

Articles

“Aristotle on food, digestion, and animal self-motion”, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 62 (summer 2022). 2023.

“Aristotle on motion and causality: two digressional passages in Physics 3”, Zhe Xue Yan Jiu, 2021(08), 99-108.

“Aristotle on animal self-motion and the eternity of the universe”, Fudan Journal (Social Sciences), 2021(04), 45-53.

“The receptacle and ‘great and small’: an investigation into Plato’s ‘unwritten doctrines’”, Fudan Journal (Social Sciences), 2020(05), 55-63.

“Monotheism or Polytheism? Aristotle on unmoved mover”, Zhe Xue Yan Jiu, 2020(02), 96-103.

Monograph

Mover, Frist cause, and necessity: an investigation into Aristotle’s theoretical philosophy, Beijing University Press, 2021.11

Research Areas

Publication

Articles

“Aristotle on food, digestion, and animal self-motion”, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 62 (summer 2022). 2023.

“Aristotle on motion and causality: two digressional passages in Physics 3”, Zhe Xue Yan Jiu, 2021(08), 99-108.

“Aristotle on animal self-motion and the eternity of the universe”, Fudan Journal (Social Sciences), 2021(04), 45-53.

“The receptacle and ‘great and small’: an investigation into Plato’s ‘unwritten doctrines’”, Fudan Journal (Social Sciences), 2020(05), 55-63.

“Monotheism or Polytheism? Aristotle on unmoved mover”, Zhe Xue Yan Jiu, 2020(02), 96-103.

Monograph

Mover, Frist cause, and necessity: an investigation into Aristotle’s theoretical philosophy, Beijing University Press, 2021.11

Research Areas

Faculty