Metaphysics. Aristotle

Aristotle (384-322 BC) is one of the greatest thinkers of antiquity, Plato's student and teacher Alexander of Macedon, the founder of the school of peripatics, the founder of formal logic, a scientist-scientist who had a significant impact on the development of Western European philosophy and science. The “metaphysics” presented in this book is one of the main works of Aristotle. In it, the great philosopher first introduced the term “theology” - “first philosophy”, which studies “the beginning and causes of everything”, criticized Plato's teaching about ideas and created the theory of general concepts. Aristotle's “metaphysics” is included in the golden fund of world philosophical thought, and for many centuries, entire generations of Europeans studied wisdom.