Definition: Aristotle was a Greek philosopher who wrote extensively on philosophy, ethics, and the nature of things. The term "aristology" comes from a Greek word that means "the study of" or "consideration of." It refers to the philosophical approach that examines human behavior through a lens of knowledge and reason rather than theistic beliefs. It emphasizes empirical evidence for understanding human behaviors in ways not based on gods but on factual observation and scientific inquiry.
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