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FIR ST APPEAR A NCE: ARISTOTELES    ARISTOTLE Aristotle’s emphasis on good reasoning underpins his various investigations. In his natural philosophy, he merges logic with observation to make general, causal claims. For instance, in biology, he uses the concept of species to make empirical claims about animal functions and behaviours . However, Aristotle is not a reductive materialist; he views the body as matter and the psyche as the form of each living being.   While his scientific work is based on observation, Aristotle also acknowledges non-empirical knowledge. In metaphysics, he posits the existence of a separate, unchanging being that is the source of all other beings. In ethics, he argues that achieving eudaimonia, a form of happiness or blessedness, requires excellence.   Aristotle founded the Lyceum in Athens and was the first of the Peripatetics, his followers from the Lyceum. His works have had a profound impact on ancient and medieval thought and continue...

💥😍M ind and S oul connected from our feelings and connections of our inner being, creating our own imaginative world. Our believes and morals are important in a society with way in any or no direction, or at least is what it seems to me. As educators we need to give essential tools, motivation and ideas that later any induvial can create by their own opinions and believes, but we have to know what at least is good or bad in moral an ethics to not hurt and not be hurt in general .   It`s important to have good values and respe ct ourselves and others with different ideas or religions from a wider perspective, so is because we have to read or watch different things, or thing that we like ,instead of losing our time watching non-sense things without me an ing , because we can end ourselves with no meaning  in our life's and this is a catastrophise, lets embark with me in this adventure journey to watch, listen or read, and evaluate what we are thinking and feeling at the sam...