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Dive deep into the brilliance of Aristotle with 'De Motu Animalium', a seminal work that explores the intricate mechanics of animal movement. This essential text, a major treatise on biology and philosophy, dissects Aristotle's innovative ideas on the nature of movement, the essence of life, and the principles governing living beings. Perfect for students and scholars alike, this 1986 edition, published by Princeton University Press, is a must-have for anyone interested in ancient philosophy, animal psychology, or the foundations of scientific thought. This trade paperback edition, with ISBN 9780691020358, is presented in pristine condition, allowing readers to engage with Aristotle’s complex concepts and thought-provoking arguments. Discover how Aristotle’s analytical methods continue to influence modern scientific inquiry. 'De Motu Animalium' not only sheds light on Aristotle's perspective as a 'scientific person' but also invites readers to reflect on the intersection of philosophy and scientific practice. Enhance your library with this key philosophical work and unravel the historical roots of various modern disciplines. Whether you are an academic professional, a student, or an avid reader, this book will enrich your understanding of classical thought and its enduring relevance in today’s world.