On the Soul

The treatise "On the Soul" is one of Aristotle's main works dedicated to the nature of life. Reflecting on what the soul is and how it is connected to the body, the philosopher views the soul as the foundation of all life processes, through which living beings perceive the world, develop, and think. Many questions posed by the author more than two thousand years ago remain relevant today: how the emotional relates to the rational, what makes a person a rational being. The text combines philosophical depth with an analysis of experience and observation. Aristotle's work will be of interest to anyone who wants to become acquainted with the roots of European philosophy and psychology.