Physics

Aristotle's Physics, a foundational philosophical work, explores the principles and causes of change in both living and non-living things, demonstrating its profound influence on science until the time of Galileo. Originating from Aristotle's Lyceum, the text compiles lectures that delve into concepts such as matter, form, motion, causation, and the nature of the universe—questioning its finiteness and the existence of divine entities. Divided into eight books, this work invites readers to engage with enduring philosophical questions while recognizing the distinction between philosophy and modern scientific thought. Translated by R. P. Hardie and R. K. Gaye, this audiobook offers a rich insight into Aristotle's groundbreaking ideas.