A RIS TO TLE M 4.2 No.4 BY: PAPITCHAYA BY: PAPITCHAYA RUANSORN

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A RIS TO TLE M 4.2 No.4 BY: PAPITCHAYA BY: PAPITCHAYA RUANSORN

History of Aristotle His name is Aristotle. He was born three hundred and eighty-four Before Christ. He born at Greece. The portfolio is the father of biology. He passed away on three hundred and twenty-two Before Christ.

History of Aristotle He is a scientist and a philosopher of Greece in the pass. He studied with Pentol until Pentol was passed away. Then he is a teacher. Until he was regarded as the father of zoology. In that capacity, he is the first to record the animal's behavior deeply. He is the originator of animal classification into two guys is a vertebrate and invertebrate animals.

“The earth in the middle of the universe “The earth in the middle of the universe. By the sun and moon are revolve around” He is the first person to the theory that “the earth in the middle of the universe. By the sun and moon are revolve around”. And the theory that "Heavy objects fall to the ground before the lightweight object”. His theory is that many respected more days until the fourteen century, although his theory of errors which have proved to be wrong later. Galileo was to prove publicly that the Leaning Tower of Pisa. That is not true in sixteen hundred. But it must be understood because in that is not the microscope, and it is to show that he is an observation and the greatest thinker of one man.

Aristotle Portfolio He is the city's Stakira. He was a disciple of Plato in the Academy at the age of less than about fourty- three years. He is the founder of the "lyceum", is a large Office in Athens. - He is the owner of "literary politics" and "ethics".

Aristotle Portfolio He is the father of Political science. Because he has shown attitude about the origins of the State and the end state demands detail. The ethics of Aristotle, it is the literature at explained about justice and morality of the most extraordinary Aristotle has ever aspect attitude about "the rule of law". Even though the England and United States of America would embrace the rule of law in this. The German, The theory has also been subject to state laws, the influenced from this attitude of Aristotle very seriously.

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