Aristotle's writings

Aristotle was a Greek philosopher whose writings cover a wide range of subjects, including ethics, politics, metaphysics, logic, biology, and poetics. He emphasized empirical observation and logical reasoning, believing knowledge comes from direct experience and natural phenomena. His works laid the foundation for many fields: "Nicomachean Ethics" discusses virtue and moral character, "Politics" explores governance, and "Poetics" analyzes literature and drama. Aristotle's approach to knowledge encourages critical thinking and systematic inquiry, influencing Western philosophy and science for centuries. His method of classification and inquiry remains relevant in modern discussions of philosophy, science, and ethics.