In "Aristoteles: Metaphysik, Nikomachische Ethik, Das Organon, Die Physik & Die Dichtkunst," the esteemed philosopher Aristotle delves into the foundational elements of Western thought. This compendium encompasses his poignant explorations of metaphysics, ethics, logic, natural science, and poetics, showcasing a rigorous analytical style intertwined with profound philosophical inquiry. Each text exemplifies Aristotle's commitment to empirical observation and rational discourse, contextualizing the human experience within the framework of nature, ethics, and art-reflecting the intellectual currents of the Fourth Century BCE that prioritize reason as a pathway to knowledge. Aristotle, a pupil of Plato and tutor to Alexander the Great, is often heralded as the father of Western philosophy. His diverse body of work was shaped by his systematic study of the natural world and a desire to understand humanity's place within it. Aristotle's pragmatic approach serves not only as a critique of Platonic idealism but also as a lasting dialogue with the philosophical traditions that followed, influencing countless scholars and thinkers throughout history. This compelling anthology is an indispensable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of philosophical principles that continue to inform contemporary thought. Readers interested in the interrelationships between ethics, logic, nature, and art will find Aristotle's works resonate with timeless relevance. A journey through these seminal texts invites reflection on the enduring questions of existence and morality.