Today, philosophers of various stripes continue to look to Aristotle for guidance and inspiration in many different areas, ranging from the philosophy of mind to theories of the infinite, though perhaps Aristotle's influence is seen most overtly and avowedly in the resurgence of virtue ethics which began in the last half of the twentieth century.
Here, and in Barlaston, the resurgence of pottery takes an architectural form in the restored buildings that once made the area famous.
For most viewers, I think the show emphasizes the changes that happen in the land, the variations in temperature and light and the resurgence of growth and reclamation.
But a re-emphasis on defense and detail and the resurgence of Quick in the net have pushed the Kings from a competitive club to a potential Stanley Cup contender in recent weeks.
But in this production there are almost always women nearby, silent but ready and able to aid in the resurgence of the community, if only the knights will let them.
An undercover investigation into suspected arms sales led to the arrest this week of a man who was once a rising star on Wall Street and a promising player in the resurgence of Harlem.
Designers such as Tom Ford and Thom Browne were instrumental in the resurgence of that aesthetic.
For those who judge cities by their cores, the millennial presence is encouraging and playing an important role in the resurgence of areas that had been in decline for so long.
In addition to the enduring legacy of her onstage performances and recordings, Sutherland was also a force in the resurgence of the bel canto repertoire, bringing new life and energy to that fabled form.
The return of big internet IPOs, rarities since a bubble in telecoms and internet stocks burst in 2000, and the resurgence of large mergers and acquisitions among technology firms is dividing opinion in the industry.
