Metaphysics

Aristotle (384—322 BC) — one of the greatest thinkers of Antiquity, a student of Plato and tutor of Alexander the Great, founder of the Peripatetic school, pioneer of formal logic, a natural scientist who had a significant impact on the... development of Western European philosophy and science.
The "Metaphysics" presented in this book — one of Aristotle's main works. In it, the great philosopher introduced the term "theology" — "first philosophy", which studies "the principles and causes of all that exists", criticized Plato's doctrine of ideas and created a theory of general concepts. Aristotle's "Metaphysics" is part of the golden fund of world philosophical thought, and for many centuries entire generations of Europeans learned wisdom from it.