I haven’t posted anything in a while, but I’ve of course not stopped reading or working on understanding Aristotle. Here is an essay I worked on on-and-off for the last few weeks 🙂 Don’t mind me very clumsily trying to make some sense of the De Anima and De Motu Animalium.
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