The Metaphysics (Penguin Classics)
by Aristotle
In The Metaphysics, Aristotle probes the essence of being and the first principles of all things. Through rigorous analysis, he explores substances, causes, and the distinction between potential and actual existence, laying the groundwork for enduring philosophical inquiry.
About This Book
Aristotle's Metaphysics is a collection of lectures examining the fundamental principles of reality and existence. It addresses questions about being qua being and the causes of things.
The work investigates substances, forms, and matter, distinguishing between potentiality and actuality. Aristotle builds on earlier philosophical traditions to develop his own systematic approach.
This Penguin Classics edition presents the text in an accessible format, preserving its historical significance in shaping metaphysical thought.
Readers engage with core concepts that influence diverse fields, from science to theology, across centuries.
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