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Aristotle.

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In this section we are going to discuss the life of one of the first philosophers, and therefore no more forgotten, but on the contrary, the philosopher of reference that many others continue to develop their own theories: the great Aristotle.

Aristotle (born 384 BC in Macedonia to Greece and death in 322 BC) is one of the greatest philosophers of antiquity and the history of Western philosophy. He was the creator of logic as formal science, he also began to study other sciences such as economics and atstronomía, was also a precursor to other natural sciences like biology or anatomy.

Biographical .
Aristotle was born in Stagira (Macedonia) hence its nickname, the Aristotle's son Nicomachus and Faestis.

His father was the doctor of the royal court of Macedonia, by the fact that Aristotle was very much tied to the Macedonian royal during his lifetime. He was a pupil of Plato and later teacher of Alexander the Great.

Before his death in 322 years a. calcium C. at age 62, Aristotle had become one of the philosophers most renowned of his time, during which their scientific thinking also had enormous prestige.

Respect branch ethics.

Aristotle was the precursor of eudaemonism, this followed the theories of his teacher, Plato, with amendments. The end result would be a series of books: Ethics Nicómano, La Gran Ethics ... where these principles are reflected.





Influence

back to Aristotle.
was the Arabs who revived the ideals of Aristotle and this would have its peak during the Renaissance. Although his discoveries in the natural sciences, as physics would be relegated to the background, all respect to his philosophy would be great prestige and the basis for future Renaissance thinkers as Leibniz or Hegel.