Περί Ψυχής

Aristotle's foundational treatise "Περί Ψυχής" (On the Soul) stands as one of philosophy's most influential works, exploring the nature of the psyche and consciousness itself. This classical philosophy audiobook examines what animates living beings, from plants and animals to humans, presenting a systematic investigation into how the soul functions as the principle of life and thought. Written in the 4th century BCE, Aristotle's inquiry transcends simple psychology, delving into metaphysics, biology, and epistemology. He argues that the soul is not a separate entity but intrinsically connected to the body, defining it as the actuality of a living thing. Through careful analysis of perception, imagination, memory, and reason, the text builds a comprehensive framework for understanding consciousness and human experience. This meticulously presented edition includes detailed translator's notes and scholarly annotations that illuminate complex passages, making this ancient wisdom accessible to contemporary readers. The careful restoration of paragraph numbering and explanatory remarks helps navigate Aristotle's dense philosophical arguments without obscuring the original text. Perfect for philosophy students, psychology enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to understand the intellectual foundations of Western thought, this audiobook offers timeless insights into what it means to be alive and conscious. Aristotle's exploration of the soul remains profoundly relevant to modern discussions of mind, consciousness, and human nature.