In The Metaphysics, Aristotle asks the biggest questions humans have ever faced: What is reality? What does it mean for something to exist?
What is the first cause behind everything?
This classic work explores the nature of being, truth, substance, change, and the principles that shape the world. Though written over two thousand years ago, its ideas still form the foundation of Western philosophy and science.
This edition presents Aristotle’s thought in a clear, readable way, offering modern readers a direct path into one of history’s most influential texts.
