Aristotle: The Philosopher Who Shaped the Way We Think | Complete Documentary

Описание: Discover the enduring wisdom of Aristotle, the foundational philosopher whose ideas shaped Western thought for over two thousand years. Explore every major aspect of his philosophy and learn how his practical approach to virtue, reason, and human flourishing can guide a meaningful modern life.

⏱️ Timestamps
00:00:00 - Chapter 1: The Student Who Surpassed His Master
00:07:02 - Chapter 2: The Architecture of Reality
00:15:24 - Chapter 3: The Ladder of Being and the Science of Life
00:22:34 - Chapter 4: The Mind That Thinks Itself
00:28:57 - Chapter 5: The Architecture of Thought
00:36:04 - Chapter 6: The Good Life and Human Flourishing
00:43:46 - Chapter 7: Friendship and the Bonds of Community
00:49:35 - Chapter 8: The Political Animal
00:56:20 - Chapter 9: The Structure of the Cosmos
01:02:56 - Chapter 10: The Unmoved Mover and the Divine
01:09:02 - Chapter 11: The Nature of Art and Poetry
01:14:46 - Chapter 12: The Art of Persuasion
01:20:50 - Chapter 13: The Legacy and Medieval Synthesis
01:26:31 - Chapter 14: The Modern Rejection and Contemporary Revival
01:33:46 - Chapter 15: Practical Wisdom in an Imperfect World
01:40:21 - Chapter 16: The Philosophy of Language and Meaning
01:46:42 - Chapter 17: The Sciences and Their Organization
01:53:00 - Chapter 18: Time, Infinity, and the Continuum
01:59:34 - Chapter 19: Causation and Explanation
02:05:45 - Chapter 20: Pleasure, Pain, and Human Motivation
02:11:27 - Chapter 21: The Contemplative Life
02:17:45 - Chapter 22: Education and Human Development
02:23:55 - Chapter 23: Unity and Plurality in Aristotle's World
02:28:50 - Chapter 24: Criticisms and Limitations
02:34:40 - Chapter 25: Aristotle's Enduring Legacy

📖 About Aristotle
Aristotle (384–322 BCE) was a Greek philosopher and scientist, a student of Plato, and tutor to Alexander the Great. Unlike philosophers who focused primarily on abstract ideals, Aristotle sought to understand the world as it is, grounding philosophy in observation, logic, and lived experience.

His work spans an extraordinary range of fields, including:
Ethics and moral psychology
Logic and scientific reasoning
Biology and natural science
Politics and constitutional theory
Metaphysics and the nature of being

Aristotle believed philosophy was not merely theoretical but practical — a guide for how to live well. In works such as the Nicomachean Ethics and *Politics*, he explored how individuals and societies can cultivate virtue, develop good character, and achieve true happiness through reasoned action and habitual excellence.