Chapter 1 – The need for common sense
Since the senses perceive each other’s objects incidentally whenever they are directed at one moment to two different qualities (because they form a unity), and since, the the assertion of the identity
Chapter 1 – The Definition of Soul – Cause to Effect
In this first chapter, Aristotle claims matter and form correspond to body and soul, because a living thing is a natural body that exhibits the characteristics of sense and nutrition.
Chapter 1 – The Plan of Study of the Soul
Sentence: Since activities and powers of soul (form) appear to always involve the body (matter), and since the natural philosopher studies form in matter (properties), the natural philosopher should study