Physics

Aristotle: Physics. The conclusion from the general to the particular, from the principled to the individual, is the core of the philosophical treatise on the foundations of our concepts of space, time, motion, and cause. "Children initially call all men 'father' and all women 'mother' and only learn to distinguish later." Created around 347 BC. First printed in Latin translation: Leuven circa 1475. First printing of the Greek original: Venice 1479. The text follows the first German translation by Christian Hermann Weisse from 1829. New edition with a biography of the author. Edited by Karl-Maria Guth. Berlin 2016. The text is based on the edition: Aristotle: Physics. Translated and annotated by C. H. Weisse, Leipzig: Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1829. The pagination of the above edition is included in this new edition as a marginal note, line by line.