Aristotle Science: The (Scientific) achievements of antiquities Greatest philosopher.

Are you a fan of Aristotle, philosophy, science, and learning about history? If the answer is Yes then this video is for you!

Today we will cover the scientific achievements of the renowned philosopher Aristotle, arguably one of the most important characters in the history of science. In this introduction to Aristotle, you will learn several interesting things related to Aristotle's philosophy about nature including…..

Aristotle's metaphysics, teleology, theory of motion, the four causes and how they related to Aristotle's works on cosmology.

Aristotle's views on knowledge, epistemology and how it affected how Aristotle studied the natural world.

Aristotle's theories about biology and how it relates to Aristotlés ideas about the soul and humans relationship to the animals(+ a recommendation for a really awesome documentary on the monumental achievements Aristotle made in the study of life).

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Sources: The Beginnings of Western Science(David Lindberg, 2008).

Music Credits -

[shashikamanoj]

Euclid, Archimedes, Apollonius of Perga, Hipparcus, Eratostens... please do a long video on Greek Scientists/Mathematicians and their discoveries/theories

[isaidahealthysnackrebecca]

You helped me with my ancient studies project

[robertfreid]

Awesome! Loved listening to this, even though my expertise is modern world history from 1700-present and not the history of the Antiquity!

[adrianjohn]

Me "I`m gonna detach an arm `pulls out heart` this is an arm!" 4:97

[monstersong]

Love the detached hands. And the part where sad Aristotle, regretting that he may have wasted his time, perks up as you describe his legacy. Cute.

[ClovisStarNews]

When your enemy is making a very serious mistake, don't be impolite and disturb him. -- Napoleon Bonaparte (allegedly)

[cyberpunkchloe]

Aristotle
"Father of Zoology"

[matthewricher]

Would be better with a native English speaker. This man just doesn't have a nice speaking voice.

[gustomucho]

Don't take it the wrong way but I found the amount of vocal fry way too high.