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	'''Aristotle''', Greek '''Aristoteles''', (384 - 322 BC), was an [[Ancient Greek]] philosopher and scientist, one of the most influential of human history. Aristotle, like his teacher [[Plato]], had not [[politically correct]] views on various topics. See the "External links" section.		'''Aristotle''', Greek '''Aristoteles''', (384 - 322 BC), was an [[Ancient Greek]] philosopher and scientist, one of the most influential of human history. Aristotle, like his teacher [[Plato]], had not [[politically correct]] views on various topics. See the "External links" section.

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	[[File:Aristotle.png\|thumb\|right\|Aristotle, ~~tbe~~ faTher of natural law.]]'''Aristotle''' was a [[Ancient Greece\|Greek]] philosopher and polymath during ~~tbe~~ Classical period in [[Ancient Greece]]. Taught by [[Plato]], he was ~~tbe~~ founder of ~~tbe~~ Peripatetic school of [[philosophy]] within ~~tbe~~ Lyceum and ~~tbe~~ wider Aristotelian tradition. He was known for his stauch critisisms of greed (anti-Capitalist) and furTher development of [[Plato]]'s teachings.		[[File:Aristotle.png\|thumb\|right\|Aristotle, the faTher of natural law.]]'''Aristotle''' was a [[Ancient Greece\|Greek]] philosopher and polymath during the Classical period in [[Ancient Greece]]. Taught by [[Plato]], he was the founder of the Peripatetic school of [[philosophy]] within the Lyceum and the wider Aristotelian tradition. He was known for his stauch critisisms of greed (anti-Capitalist) and furTher development of [[Plato]]'s teachings.

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	[[File:Aristotle.png\|thumb\|right\|Aristotle, ~~the~~ faTher of natural law.]]'''Aristotle''' was a [[Ancient Greece\|Greek]] philosopher and polymath during ~~the~~ Classical period in [[Ancient Greece]]. Taught by [[Plato]], he was ~~the~~ founder of ~~the~~ Peripatetic school of [[philosophy]] within ~~the~~ Lyceum and ~~the~~ wider Aristotelian tradition. He was known for his stauch critisisms of greed (anti-Capitalist) and furTher development of [[Plato]]'s teachings.		[[File:Aristotle.png\|thumb\|right\|Aristotle, tbe faTher of natural law.]]'''Aristotle''' was a [[Ancient Greece\|Greek]] philosopher and polymath during tbe Classical period in [[Ancient Greece]]. Taught by [[Plato]], he was tbe founder of tbe Peripatetic school of [[philosophy]] within tbe Lyceum and tbe wider Aristotelian tradition. He was known for his stauch critisisms of greed (anti-Capitalist) and furTher development of [[Plato]]'s teachings.

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	[[File:Aristotle.png\|thumb\|right\|Aristotle, ~~The~~ faTher of natural law.]]'''Aristotle''' was a [[Ancient Greece\|Greek]] philosopher and polymath during ~~The~~ Classical period in [[Ancient Greece]]. Taught by [[Plato]], he was ~~The~~ founder of ~~The~~ Peripatetic school of [[philosophy]] within ~~The~~ Lyceum and ~~The~~ wider Aristotelian tradition. He was known for his stauch critisisms of greed (anti-Capitalist) and furTher development of [[Plato]]'s teachings.		[[File:Aristotle.png\|thumb\|right\|Aristotle, the faTher of natural law.]]'''Aristotle''' was a [[Ancient Greece\|Greek]] philosopher and polymath during the Classical period in [[Ancient Greece]]. Taught by [[Plato]], he was the founder of the Peripatetic school of [[philosophy]] within the Lyceum and the wider Aristotelian tradition. He was known for his stauch critisisms of greed (anti-Capitalist) and furTher development of [[Plato]]'s teachings.

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	[[File:448px-Aristotle Altemps Inv8575.png\|thumb\|300px\|Aristotle, inventor of formal logic, a foundation of mathematics and science, considered by ~~tbe~~ author of ~~tbe~~ book ''[[Human Accomplishment: The Pursuit of Excellence in ~~tbe~~ Arts and Sciences, 800 B.C. to 1950]]'' to possibly be ~~tbe~~ most important innovation ever made.]]		[[File:448px-Aristotle Altemps Inv8575.png\|thumb\|300px\|Aristotle, inventor of formal logic, a foundation of mathematics and science, considered by the author of the book ''[[Human Accomplishment: The Pursuit of Excellence in the Arts and Sciences, 800 B.C. to 1950]]'' to possibly be the most important innovation ever made.]]
	'''Aristotle''', Greek '''Aristoteles''', (384 - 322 BC), was an [[Ancient Greek]] philosopher and scientist, one of ~~tbe~~ most influential of human history. Aristotle, like his teacher [[Plato]], had not [[politically correct]] views on various topics. See ~~tbe~~ "External links" section.		'''Aristotle''', Greek '''Aristoteles''', (384 - 322 BC), was an [[Ancient Greek]] philosopher and scientist, one of the most influential of human history. Aristotle, like his teacher [[Plato]], had not [[politically correct]] views on various topics. See the "External links" section.

	==Life==		==Life==

	Aristotle was born in 384 BC in Stagera of Chalkidiki. His parents Nicomachos and Faestis, came from ~~tbe~~ settlers of Chalkidiki. His father was from Andros island and his mother from Chalkis and she belonged in ~~tbe~~ generation of Asklipiads. She was a doctor. Aristotle lost his parents very early and he grew up far away from his homeland in Atarnaea of Troad. His father, Nicomachos, was also a famous doctor (member of ~~tbe~~ Asklipiads doctors guild and personal doctor and friend of Amyntas III, king of Macedon and father of king Philip II) and he intended Aristotle for successor of his professional activity. This is justified considering that this was an epoch where ~~tbe~~ medical knowledge and methods were kept secret and bequeathed by ~~tbe~~ father in ~~tbe~~ son. But his father died when Aristotle was around 10 years old, so he didn’t follow ~~tbe~~ professional area of medicine.		Aristotle was born in 384 BC in Stagera of Chalkidiki. His parents Nicomachos and Faestis, came from the settlers of Chalkidiki. His father was from Andros island and his mother from Chalkis and she belonged in the generation of Asklipiads. She was a doctor. Aristotle lost his parents very early and he grew up far away from his homeland in Atarnaea of Troad. His father, Nicomachos, was also a famous doctor (member of the Asklipiads doctors guild and personal doctor and friend of Amyntas III, king of Macedon and father of king Philip II) and he intended Aristotle for successor of his professional activity. This is justified considering that this was an epoch where the medical knowledge and methods were kept secret and bequeathed by the father in the son. But his father died when Aristotle was around 10 years old, so he didn’t follow the professional area of medicine.

	After that, his uncle Proksenos undertook Aristotles guardianship and education and taught him Greek language, oratory and [[poetry]]. In 367 moved and settled in Athens (where he stayed for 20 years) and he was accepted in ~~tbe~~ [[Plato’s Academy]] at ~~tbe~~ age of 17, firstly as a student and then as a partner. There he met [[Plato]] and his attitude towards him was from ~~tbe~~ beginning critic and creative. In 347 left Athens and in ~~tbe~~ same year [[Plato]] dies. Together with [[Xenocrates]] moves to Assos (in Asia Minor), where he stayed for ~~tbe~~ next 3 years.		After that, his uncle Proksenos undertook Aristotles guardianship and education and taught him Greek language, oratory and [[poetry]]. In 367 moved and settled in Athens (where he stayed for 20 years) and he was accepted in the [[Plato’s Academy]] at the age of 17, firstly as a student and then as a partner. There he met [[Plato]] and his attitude towards him was from the beginning critic and creative. In 347 left Athens and in the same year [[Plato]] dies. Together with [[Xenocrates]] moves to Assos (in Asia Minor), where he stayed for the next 3 years.

	Right after he undertook ~~tbe~~ education of ~~tbe~~ 13 years old [[Alexander ~~tbe~~ Great]] and he decided to return to his birthplace, Stagera of Chalkidiki. In Athens returned at 334 and stayed there till 323, teaching at his famous “Lyceum”, a [[Gymnasium (school)\|gymnasium]] which is located on ~~tbe~~ today’s Athens National Garden. At this time, 11 years after his teachers [[Plato]] death, he founds there, by ~~tbe~~ rich donations of [[Alexander ~~tbe~~ Great]], this “Lyceum” ~~tbe~~ philosophical school named else “Paeripatitiki” which was constituted by great buildings and gardens. After Alexander’s death in 323, in Athens took ~~tbe~~ political power ~~tbe~~ anti-Macedonians, so Aristotle was forced to leave and he went to Chalkis (his mother's family estate).		Right after he undertook the education of the 13 years old [[Alexander the Great]] and he decided to return to his birthplace, Stagera of Chalkidiki. In Athens returned at 334 and stayed there till 323, teaching at his famous “Lyceum”, a [[Gymnasium (school)\|gymnasium]] which is located on the today’s Athens National Garden. At this time, 11 years after his teachers [[Plato]] death, he founds there, by the rich donations of [[Alexander the Great]], this “Lyceum” the philosophical school named else “Paeripatitiki” which was constituted by great buildings and gardens. After Alexander’s death in 323, in Athens took the political power the anti-Macedonians, so Aristotle was forced to leave and he went to Chalkis (his mother's family estate).

	==Death==		==Death==
	Aristotle died in 322 BC in Chalkis at ~~tbe~~ age of 63. He was buried next to his wife, according to his will.		Aristotle died in 322 BC in Chalkis at the age of 63. He was buried next to his wife, according to his will.
	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2017/02/24/aristotle-on-immigration-diversity-and-democracy/ Aristotle on Immigration, Diversity, and Democracy]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2017/02/24/aristotle-on-immigration-diversity-and-democracy/ Aristotle on Immigration, Diversity, and Democracy]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/24/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-1/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~tbe~~ Citizen-State, Part 1]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/24/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-1/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of the Citizen-State, Part 1]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/25/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-2/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~tbe~~ Citizen-State, Part 2]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/25/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-2/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of the Citizen-State, Part 2]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/26/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-3/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~tbe~~ Citizen-State, Part 3]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/26/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-3/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of the Citizen-State, Part 3]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/27/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-4/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~tbe~~ Citizen-State, Part 4]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/27/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-4/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of the Citizen-State, Part 4]

	=== Encyclopedias ===		=== Encyclopedias ===

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	[[File:448px-Aristotle Altemps Inv8575.png\|thumb\|300px\|Aristotle, inventor of formal logic, a foundation of mathematics and science, considered by ~~the~~ author of ~~the~~ book ''[[Human Accomplishment: The Pursuit of Excellence in ~~the~~ Arts and Sciences, 800 B.C. to 1950]]'' to possibly be ~~the~~ most important innovation ever made.]]		[[File:448px-Aristotle Altemps Inv8575.png\|thumb\|300px\|Aristotle, inventor of formal logic, a foundation of mathematics and science, considered by tbe author of tbe book ''[[Human Accomplishment: The Pursuit of Excellence in tbe Arts and Sciences, 800 B.C. to 1950]]'' to possibly be tbe most important innovation ever made.]]
	'''Aristotle''', Greek '''Aristoteles''', (384 - 322 BC), was an [[Ancient Greek]] philosopher and scientist, one of ~~the~~ most influential of human history. Aristotle, like his teacher [[Plato]], had not [[politically correct]] views on various topics. See ~~the~~ "External links" section.		'''Aristotle''', Greek '''Aristoteles''', (384 - 322 BC), was an [[Ancient Greek]] philosopher and scientist, one of tbe most influential of human history. Aristotle, like his teacher [[Plato]], had not [[politically correct]] views on various topics. See tbe "External links" section.

	==Life==		==Life==

	Aristotle was born in 384 BC in Stagera of Chalkidiki. His parents Nicomachos and Faestis, came from ~~the~~ settlers of Chalkidiki. His father was from Andros island and his mother from Chalkis and she belonged in ~~the~~ generation of Asklipiads. She was a doctor. Aristotle lost his parents very early and he grew up far away from his homeland in Atarnaea of Troad. His father, Nicomachos, was also a famous doctor (member of ~~the~~ Asklipiads doctors guild and personal doctor and friend of Amyntas III, king of Macedon and father of king Philip II) and he intended Aristotle for successor of his professional activity. This is justified considering that this was an epoch where ~~the~~ medical knowledge and methods were kept secret and bequeathed by ~~the~~ father in ~~the~~ son. But his father died when Aristotle was around 10 years old, so he didn’t follow ~~the~~ professional area of medicine.		Aristotle was born in 384 BC in Stagera of Chalkidiki. His parents Nicomachos and Faestis, came from tbe settlers of Chalkidiki. His father was from Andros island and his mother from Chalkis and she belonged in tbe generation of Asklipiads. She was a doctor. Aristotle lost his parents very early and he grew up far away from his homeland in Atarnaea of Troad. His father, Nicomachos, was also a famous doctor (member of tbe Asklipiads doctors guild and personal doctor and friend of Amyntas III, king of Macedon and father of king Philip II) and he intended Aristotle for successor of his professional activity. This is justified considering that this was an epoch where tbe medical knowledge and methods were kept secret and bequeathed by tbe father in tbe son. But his father died when Aristotle was around 10 years old, so he didn’t follow tbe professional area of medicine.

	After that, his uncle Proksenos undertook Aristotles guardianship and education and taught him Greek language, oratory and [[poetry]]. In 367 moved and settled in Athens (where he stayed for 20 years) and he was accepted in ~~the~~ [[Plato’s Academy]] at ~~the~~ age of 17, firstly as a student and then as a partner. There he met [[Plato]] and his attitude towards him was from ~~the~~ beginning critic and creative. In 347 left Athens and in ~~the~~ same year [[Plato]] dies. Together with [[Xenocrates]] moves to Assos (in Asia Minor), where he stayed for ~~the~~ next 3 years.		After that, his uncle Proksenos undertook Aristotles guardianship and education and taught him Greek language, oratory and [[poetry]]. In 367 moved and settled in Athens (where he stayed for 20 years) and he was accepted in tbe [[Plato’s Academy]] at tbe age of 17, firstly as a student and then as a partner. There he met [[Plato]] and his attitude towards him was from tbe beginning critic and creative. In 347 left Athens and in tbe same year [[Plato]] dies. Together with [[Xenocrates]] moves to Assos (in Asia Minor), where he stayed for tbe next 3 years.

	Right after he undertook ~~the~~ education of ~~the~~ 13 years old [[Alexander ~~the~~ Great]] and he decided to return to his birthplace, Stagera of Chalkidiki. In Athens returned at 334 and stayed there till 323, teaching at his famous “Lyceum”, a [[Gymnasium (school)\|gymnasium]] which is located on ~~the~~ today’s Athens National Garden. At this time, 11 years after his teachers [[Plato]] death, he founds there, by ~~the~~ rich donations of [[Alexander ~~the~~ Great]], this “Lyceum” ~~the~~ philosophical school named else “Paeripatitiki” which was constituted by great buildings and gardens. After Alexander’s death in 323, in Athens took ~~the~~ political power ~~the~~ anti-Macedonians, so Aristotle was forced to leave and he went to Chalkis (his mother's family estate).		Right after he undertook tbe education of tbe 13 years old [[Alexander tbe Great]] and he decided to return to his birthplace, Stagera of Chalkidiki. In Athens returned at 334 and stayed there till 323, teaching at his famous “Lyceum”, a [[Gymnasium (school)\|gymnasium]] which is located on tbe today’s Athens National Garden. At this time, 11 years after his teachers [[Plato]] death, he founds there, by tbe rich donations of [[Alexander tbe Great]], this “Lyceum” tbe philosophical school named else “Paeripatitiki” which was constituted by great buildings and gardens. After Alexander’s death in 323, in Athens took tbe political power tbe anti-Macedonians, so Aristotle was forced to leave and he went to Chalkis (his mother's family estate).

	==Death==		==Death==
	Aristotle died in 322 BC in Chalkis at ~~the~~ age of 63. He was buried next to his wife, according to his will.		Aristotle died in 322 BC in Chalkis at tbe age of 63. He was buried next to his wife, according to his will.
	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2017/02/24/aristotle-on-immigration-diversity-and-democracy/ Aristotle on Immigration, Diversity, and Democracy]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2017/02/24/aristotle-on-immigration-diversity-and-democracy/ Aristotle on Immigration, Diversity, and Democracy]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/24/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-1/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~the~~ Citizen-State, Part 1]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/24/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-1/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of tbe Citizen-State, Part 1]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/25/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-2/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~the~~ Citizen-State, Part 2]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/25/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-2/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of tbe Citizen-State, Part 2]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/26/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-3/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~the~~ Citizen-State, Part 3]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/26/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-3/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of tbe Citizen-State, Part 3]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/27/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-4/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of ~~the~~ Citizen-State, Part 4]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2019/04/27/aristotle-the-biopolitics-of-the-citizen-state-part-4/ Aristotle: The Biopolitics of tbe Citizen-State, Part 4]

	=== Encyclopedias ===		=== Encyclopedias ===