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Is one of his most significant works, laying the foundation for the branch of philosophy known as metaphysics. Written around 350 B.C.E., this text explores the nature of reality, existence, and the fundamental principles that underlie all things1. Aristotle delves into concepts such as being, substance, causality, and potentiality, seeking to understand what it means for something to exist and how different entities relate to one another1. The work is divided into several books, each addressing different aspects of metaphysical inquiry, making it a cornerstone of Western philosophical thought
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