Metaphysics (The New Hackett Aristotle)
by Aristotle
Aristotle’s Metaphysics is one of the defining works of ancient philosophy. Addressing fundamental questions about being, reality, substance, causes, and knowledge, it offers an enduring foundation for the study of metaphysics and continues to influence philosophical inquiry.
About This Book
Metaphysics is a foundational work by Aristotle and a central text in the history of philosophy.
The book explores fundamental questions about being, reality, substance, causes, and knowledge.
Its ideas have shaped philosophical discussions across centuries and remain important to the study of metaphysics.
This volume is part of The New Hackett Aristotle series and is suited to readers of classical philosophy and intellectual history.
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