Aristotle was born in 384 B.C. at Stagira, a city of Greece and died in 322 B.C. at Euboea. He was a master of dialectics, a great observer, a voracious reader and a specialist in both the natural sciences and philosophy. Among his writings, one finds not only on metaphysics and logic but also on human sciences like psychology and ethics and politics as well as on natural sciences. The book deals with all aspects of Aristotle including his birth, career and contributions in an excellent manner. In this book the events have been recorded in a chronological order. Aristotle’s contributions are traced in a lucid manner so as to meet the requirements of the students and the common readers. From this book we get a clear picture about the comparative ideas of Socrates and Plato and Plato and Aristotle in respect of many institutions. At the end of the book, i.e., in the appendices, a textual study of Aristotle, important persons and places and chronological table have been given.
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