This man argued that the human mind is immortal because it acts without a bodily organ in On the Soul, and included the spectacle, or opsis, in the six elements of tragedy in another work.
This man argued that the human mind is immortal because it acts without a bodily organ in On the Soul, and included the spectacle, or opsis, in the six elements of tragedy in another work. Francis Bacon wrote a notable response to this man's collection of six works on logic, his Organon, and this thinker argued that society forms for the sake of noble actions. This author of (*) Poetics and Politics described the prime-mover God in his Metaphysics and stated that the highest aim of humans is happiness in his Nicomachean Ethics. The Lyceum was founded by, for ten points, which ancient Greek philosopher, a student of Plato and a tutor of Alexander the Great?
This man argued that the human mind is immortal because it acts without a bodily organ in On the Soul, and included the spectacle, or opsis, in the six elements of tragedy in another work.
{Aristotle}