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=Introdução=
=Introdução=
Aristóteles (384-322 AC) nasceu na Macedônia, noroeste da atual Grécia, mas passou a maior parte de sua vida adulta em Atenas. Sua vida está dividida em dois períodos. Primeiro como membro da Academia de Platão (367-347AC), e depois como diretor da própria escola, o Liceu (334-323AC). Passou um período em Assos e Lesbos, além de um breve retorno à Macedônia. Seus anos fora de Atenas foram utilizados, em sua maior parte, fazendo pesquisas na área da biologia e escrevendo. Com base nos seus escritos, a obra mais importante de Aristóteles sobre psicologia provavelmente pertence à sua segunda temporada em Atenas, tal qual a maior parte do seu período maduro. Seu trabalho principal em Psicologia, ''De Anima'', reflete diferentes caminhos do seu interesse na taxonomia e suas sofisticadas teorias físicas e metafísicas.
Aristóteles (384-322 AC) nasceu na Macedônia, noroeste da atual Grécia, mas passou a maior parte de sua vida adulta em Atenas. Sua vida está dividida em dois períodos. Primeiro como membro da Academia de Platão (367-347AC), e depois como diretor da própria escola, o Liceu (334-323AC). Passou um período em Assos e Lesbos, além de um breve retorno à Macedônia. Seus anos fora de Atenas foram utilizados, em sua maior parte, fazendo pesquisas na área da biologia e escrevendo. Com base nos seus escritos, a obra mais importante de Aristóteles sobre psicologia provavelmente pertence à sua segunda temporada em Atenas, tal qual a maior parte do seu período maduro. Seu trabalho principal em Psicologia, ''De Anima'', reflete diferentes caminhos do seu interesse na taxonomia e suas sofisticadas teorias físicas e metafísicas.
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