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Why biologists should read Aristotle (or why philosophy matters for the life sciences and why the life sciences matter for philosophy)
This note discusses the importance of Natural History (biology) in the development of Aristotle philosophy and scientific outlook, and so the importance of considering Aristotle's philosophy as a necessary and useful background for contemporary biology.
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