Aristotle’s De partibus animalium

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Aristotle’s De partibus animalium is a foundational biological treatise in which Aristotle systematically analyzes and explains the structure, functions, and purposes of the parts of animals.

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instanceOf biological treatise
philosophical treatise
work by Aristotle
aim to classify animal parts by function and structure
to explain why animals have the parts they do
approach empirical observation
teleological explanation
author Aristotle NERFINISHED
dateWritten 4th century BCE
discipline Aristotelian natural science
focus functions of animal parts
purposes of animal parts
structure of animal bodies
genre scientific prose
hasModernTranslation English
French
German
Italian
influenced Galen NERFINISHED
Renaissance naturalists
early modern zoology
medieval scholastic biology
keyConcept adaptation of parts to ends
causal explanation in biology
functional differentiation of organs
language Ancient Greek
method comparative study of animals
systematic analysis of animal parts
partOf Aristotle’s biological works
Aristotle’s corpus Aristotelicum NERFINISHED
philosophicalSchool Peripatetic school NERFINISHED
philosophicalTheme final causes
form and matter
hierarchy of souls
placeOfOrigin Ancient Greece NERFINISHED
preservedIn medieval Greek manuscripts
medieval Latin translations
relatedWork De generatione animalium NERFINISHED
De motu animalium NERFINISHED
Historia animalium NERFINISHED
subject anatomy
biology
natural philosophy
teleology
zoology
title De partibus animalium NERFINISHED
translatedTitle On the Parts of Animals NERFINISHED

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De animalibus basedOn Aristotle’s De partibus animalium