Aristotle: Pioneering Philosopher and Founder of the LyceumThis handsomely illustrated title discusses the life and work of Aristotle, the famous and influential Greek philosopher. The engaging and fact-filled narrative brings to light the history of Western philosophy through the relationship among Socrates, his pupil Plato, and Plato s pupil Aristotle. The book closes with a look at the impact Aristotle s theories have had on modern sciences. |
Contents
Introduction | 11 |
Two Great Masters | 26 |
The Natural Scientist | 41 |
The Lyceum | 60 |
The Philosopher | 81 |
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