Aristotle

Aristotle lived from 384 B.C. to 322 B.C. He was born in Stariga, north of Greece. He was also the son of Nichomachus. Aristotle was trained in medicine before going to The School of Athens to study philosophy with Plato in 367 B.C. He studied at The School of Athens until 347 B.C. Although Aristotle was an intelligent person, he still opposed some of Plato's works and teachings. Aristotle later went back to Macedonia to teach Alexander the Great and after Alexander conquered Athens, Aristotle made his own school called Lyceum. Soon after Alexander died, Athens began rebelling the against Macedonian rule and Aristotle fled to Euboea to avoid being put to death. However, he soon died after arriving at Euboea.

Overviews and beliefs
Aristotle made a system of of reasoning that there is an answer to everything. His works were based on the study of particular phenomena and rises to the knowledge of nature. Aristotle studied nature otherwise known to us as the study of Physics. He establishe the basic laws of logic, the role of absraction, and the types of reasoning.

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