What are facts about Aristotle?

Answer 1

Aristotle is a part of "The Big Three" (alongside Socrates and Plato) and considered one of the Founders of Western Philosophy. His contributions to philosophy, science, and metaphysics had permanently impacted the entire Western world and still does today; his teachings are the basis for many religious doctrines and beliefs, especially those of the Roman-Catholic Church pre-Renaissance. The pupil of Plato, Aristotle would go on to mentor Alexander the great (a military genius who's considered one of the most important figures in Ancient Western History).

While a few of his theories and postulates were later proven false, many of his concepts still hold true today. Aristotle was a mathematician and a philosophical scholar; he taught astronomy and political theory, as well. Without him, the Western world would likely be much less developed than currently is.

Facts about Aristotle

1. His mentor was Plato, another greek philosopher.
2. Aristotle taught Alexander the Great.
3. Aristotle was born in Stageira, Chalcidice.
4. He established his own school in Athens. It was known as Lyceum.
5. Aristotle quoted "Plato is dear to me, but dearer is the truth."
6. His mother was phaesis, and his father was micomachus.
7. His father was a personal physician to the king of Macedon.

His father was a person physician to the king of Macedon
He fled for his life, from the Athenians, to spare them committing another unjust murder of a lover of Truth.

Answer 2

Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who lived from 384-322 BC. He was a student of Plato and the teacher of Alexander the Great. Aristotle's works covered a wide range of subjects including ethics, politics, metaphysics, logic, and Biology, and his writings had a significant influence on Western philosophy.