MÃ(c)taphysique d'Aristote, Volume 2 presents the timeless philosophical treatise by Aristotle in French. This edition, translated by Jules BarthÃ(c)lemy Saint-Hilaire, offers profound insights into the fundamental nature of being, existence, and reality. Aristotle's 'Metaphysics' explores essential concepts such as substance, essence, potentiality, and actuality, laying the groundwork for Western philosophical thought. This volume allows readers to engage with Aristotle's original ideas in a clear and accessible French translation, making it an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in classical philosophy.

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