Aristoteles und seine Schule

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The book explores various aspects of Aristotle's life, character, and scholarly contributions. It begins with an overview of his biography and the nature of his writings, followed by an analysis of the Corpus Aristotelicum, which includes his works on logic, physics, psychology, biology, metaphysics, ethics, politics, and poetics. Each section delves into specific themes, such as the intricacies of his logical treatises and the challenges he posed in physics regarding time and local motion. The text also examines Aristotle's views on memory and thought, the necessity in nature, and the interpretation of metaphysical concepts. Additionally, it addresses ethical considerations, including eudaimonia in the Nicomachean Ethics, and the dynamics of self-love in relation to Platonic thought. The political discourse highlights Aristotle's classifications and his connections to the post-classical tradition. The book further includes discussions on Aristotle's dialogues and letters, as well as his mathematical inquiries and their implications. The latter sections focus on Theophrastus and the Peripatetic school, analyzing fragments and theories that illuminate the philosophical landscape influenced by Aristotle. Comprehensive indices of references, authors, and manuscripts enhance the scholarly utility of the text, making it a significant contribution to the study of Aristotle and his legacy.