He understands that for Aristotle the soul was its form (eidos, which can also mean species), the order of a creature’s material – a pattern of activity constituting its life.

Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Four Causes In Physics, Book II, Ch. 3 Aristotle distinguishes four causes or, better, four explanatory factors that can be given in the answer to the question of why an ...

John Poulakos, Nathan Crick, There is Beauty Here, Too:, Philosophy & Rhetoric, Vol. 45, No. 3 (2012), pp. 295-311 ...

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Ancient Mieza excavations in Greece uncover Aristotle’s teaching site for Alexander the Great, revealing monumental Macedonian architecture.

Aristotle was particularly interested in how each and all of the forms of proposition A, E, I and O relate to the other forms when s is the same in every proposition and p is also the same. We know ...

According to Aristotle the highest form of knowledge is insight - because it's the only knowledge which leads to growth!