Metaphysics Volume I: Books 1–9 Aristotle Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Philosophy

First Things Aristotle Great Greek Philosopher Researcher Reasoner And Writer Born At Stagirus In 384 Bc Was The Son Of A Physician He Studied Under Plato Athens Taught There (367–347) Subsequently Spent Three Years Court Former Pupil Asia Minor After Some Time Mitylene 343–342 Appointed By King Philip Macedon To Be Tutor His Teen-Aged Alexander Philip’s Death 336 Became Head Own School (Of “Peripatetics”) Lyceum Because Anti-Macedonian Feeling Alexander’s 323 Withdrew Chalcis Euboea Where Died 322 Nearly All Works Prepared For Publication Are Lost Priceless Ones Extant Lecture-Materials Notes Memoranda (Some Spurious) They Can Categorized As Follows:i Practical: Nicomachean Ethics (Magna Moralia) Eudemian Politics Economics (On Good Family) On Virtues Vices Ii Logical: Categories Analytics (Prior Posterior) Interpretation Refutations Used Sophists Topica Iii Physical: Twenty-Six Suspect) Including Astronomy Generation Destruction Senses Memory Sleep Dreams Life Facts About Animals Etc Iv Metaphysics: Being V Art: Rhetoric Poetics Vi Other Constitution More Also Doubtful Authorship Vii Fragments Various Such Dialogues Philosophy Literature Treatises Metaphysics Loeb Classical Library Edition Is Twenty-Three Volumes Σελίδες: 512 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0101 Διαστάσεις: 10 8X10 8Cm