Aristotle
Oxford, 1982
Abstract
Examines Aristotle’s scientific research, logic, metaphysical theories, analysis of change and scientific explanation, work in psychology and practical philosophy, and ideas about and poetry.
Quotes from this work
Aristotle’s genius ranged widely. […] There are works on logic and on language; on the arts; on ethics and politics and law; on constitutional history and on intellectual history; on psychology and physiology; on natural history—zoology, biology, botany; on chemistry, astronomy, mechanics, mathematics; on the philosophy of science and the nature of motion, space and time; on metaphysics and the theory of knowledge. Choose a field of research, and Aristotle laboured it; pick an area of human endeavour, and Aristotle discoursed upon it. His range is astonishing.
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