Empedocles in Aristotle's "Metaphysics" Books A and B

The Aristotle Project
01/12/2020 51 min Temporada 1

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Now that we've got an idea on how Empedocles thought, now we can go back and see how Aristotle approaches him the the early portion of the "Metaphysics". Aristotle likes how Empedocles has a primitive idea of substance that is not a universal or abstract but which makes sense for living creatures and other physical beings.

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