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Physics

by Aristotle

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01 - Book I Chapters 1-4 (Text 3)
22:32
02 - Book I Chapters 5-7 (Text 42)
22:24
03 - Book I Chapters 8-10 (Text 63)
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04 - Book II Chapters 1-4 (Text 87)
29:51
05 - Book II Chapters 5-9 (Text 116)
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06 - Book III Chapters 1-5 (Text 135)
24:49
07 - Book III Chapters 6-13 (Text 156)
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08 - Book IV Chapters 1-7 (Text 177)
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09 - Book IV Chapters 8-13 (Text 209)
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10 - Book IV Chapters 14-20 (Text 238)
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11 - Book V Chapters 1-5 (Text 287)
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12 - Book V Chapters 6-9 (Text 319)
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13 - Book VI Chapters 1-6 (Text 341)
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14 - Book VI Chapters 7-16 (Text 368)
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15 - Book VII Chapters 1-6 (Text 401)
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16 - Book VIII Chapters 1-4 (Text 433)
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17 - Book VIII Chapters 5-10 (Text 461)
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18 - Book VIII Chapters 11-15 (Text 486)
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Aristotle’s “Physics” is a fundamental text in the philosophy of science, where he analyzes the principles of natural philosophy. Aristotle presents his views on the natural world, including his views on the existence of a prime mover, which is an unmoved mover that initiates motion in the universe.

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Aristotle

Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher and polymath, a student of Plato and tutor to Alexander the Great. His writings on ethics, politics, logic, and poetics · including the Nicomachean Ethics and Poetics · shaped Western thought for centuries.