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    This document appears to be an excerpt from Aristotle's work On Sleep and Wakefulness. It discusses several questions about sleep and wakefulness, including whether they are properties of the soul, body, or both; why animals experience them; whether all animals experience both or some only one; what dreams are and why we have them sometimes but not others; whether the future can be foreseen in dreams and if so how; and it argues that since perception requires both soul and body working together, sleep and wakefulness must be properties of the composite of soul and body, not the soul or body alone. It notes that plants do not experience sleep or wakefulness since they lack the perceptive part of the soul.

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    Ed. W. D. Ross, Oxford 1955

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    This document appears to be an excerpt from Aristotle's work On Sleep and Wakefulness. It discusses several questions about sleep and wakefulness, including whether they are properties of the soul, body, or both; why animals experience them; whether all animals experience both or some only one; what dreams are and why we have them sometimes but not others; whether the future can be foreseen in dreams and if so how; and it argues that since perception requires both soul and body working together, sleep and wakefulness must be properties of the composite of soul and body, not the soul or body alone. It notes that plants do not experience sleep or wakefulness since they lack the perceptive part of the soul.

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