On the motion of animals
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On the Motion of Animals is a biological treatise by Aristotle that explores the causes and mechanisms of animal movement.
It examines the physiological and psychological factors that contribute to locomotion, including the roles of muscles, nerves, and the soul.
Aristotle investigates various types of animal motion, such as walking, flying, and swimming, and analyzes their underlying principles.
He emphasizes the importance of purpose and teleology in understanding animal behavior, arguing that animals move in order to achieve specific goals or ends.
On the Motion of Animals provides valuable insights into Aristotle's biological thought and his understanding of the natural world.
It examines the physiological and psychological factors that contribute to locomotion, including the roles of muscles, nerves, and the soul.
Aristotle investigates various types of animal motion, such as walking, flying, and swimming, and analyzes their underlying principles.
He emphasizes the importance of purpose and teleology in understanding animal behavior, arguing that animals move in order to achieve specific goals or ends.
On the Motion of Animals provides valuable insights into Aristotle's biological thought and his understanding of the natural world.
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Mentioned as a short work by Aristotle re-edited by Oliver Primavesi.
HoP 317 - Made by Hand - Byzantine Manuscripts
