Metaphysics

Aristotle is an ancient Greek philosopher, teacher of Alexander the Great, and the first systematizer of knowledge. In the collection of works "Metaphysics," he discusses the four principles, the causes of the entire world, true happiness, wisdom, and the good. The collection comprises 14 books, each divided into chapters. The philosopher explains how wisdom differs from experience, forms a system of sciences, derives the laws of logic, and develops the concept of space and time in physics. These ideas became the foundation of modern scientific knowledge.