What's the right order to read Aristotle?
https://www.amazon.com/Aristotle-Desire-Understand-Jonathan-Lear/dp/0521347629
>>8409302
I said Aristotle
>>8409281
you don't.
t. john green
Ethics, Physics, Metaphysics, On the Soul
The Basic Works has a pretty common systematic way of studying Aristotle, you can check it here : https://chengfind.wpunj.edu/Record/335527/TOC
In general, you want to start with Categories and On Interpretation, which lead into the "proper" logical works.
Then the Physics, which lead into On the Heavens and On the Soul, and other, less read natural philosophy. Then the Metaphysics, which will prove a tough, taxing read but are always relevant.
Finally, the Nicomachean Ethics, Eudemian Ethics, and Politics.
>>8410523
Thx dude, I'll go for that
>>8409281
front to bakc ma nigga
>>8410487
Oh god, did he actually say this?
>>8409281
I read Politics, Nichomachean Ethics, and Metaphysics in that order. It felt right
>>8411585
phil isnt about emotions, its about ratio
>>8411585
I read there's a discussion over Eudemian Ethics being Aristotle's work. How is it different to the Nichomachean?
>>8409281
1. Nicomachaean Ethics
2. Politics
3. The Organon (Categories -> On Interpretation -> Prior Analytics -> Posterior Analytics -> Topics -> Sophistical Refutations)
4. Physics
5. De Anima
6. Metaphysics
7. Poetics
8. Rhetoric
There's your basics anyway.
>>8410494
>no politics
>no poetics
Almost, famalam
>>8411608
Put Rhetoric at the end of the Organon and maybe move the Poetics to after On the Soul, and that's a very good order.