De Anima

Focusing on the nature of the soul, Aristotle explores profound questions about existence, its attributes, and immortality in 'De Anima.' As a polymath, he draws on his extensive knowledge across various fields, including biology and metaphysics, to construct a detailed account of the soul's relationship with the physical body. R. D. Hicks’ translation encompasses all three books of this work and includes a 40-page introduction that contextualizes Aristotle's ideas within Greek thought, making it essential for enthusiasts of Greek Classics and Western Philosophy.