Aristotle's doctrines

Aristotle's doctrines focus on understanding the nature of reality, ethics, and knowledge. He believed everything has a purpose or "telos," and studying these purposes reveals the true nature of things. He emphasized logic as a tool for clear thinking and argued that virtue is about finding the balance ("golden mean") between extremes. In ethics, he thought happiness (eudaimonia) comes from living in accordance with reason and virtue. His ideas also explored the nature of change, causality, and the importance of empirical observation to understand the world. Overall, Aristotle sought a systematic way to comprehend the natural order and human good.