I love my teacher, but I love truth more.
This famous saying of pursuing truth is well known to women and children, and many children even use it to tease their teachers. In fact, the original words of this famous saying are: I love Plato, but I love truth more.
Aristotle, a Chitara in ancient Greece, is one of the greatest philosophers, three philosophers, scientists and educators in ancient Greek history. Is Plato's student.
After Plato's death, Aristotle summed up the foundation of predecessors' philosophical thoughts, denied many viewpoints and theories of his teacher, and created a completely different philosophical system from his teacher. So Aristotle famously said, "I love my teacher, but I love truth more."
Although Aristotle was a student of Plato, he abandoned the idealistic view held by his teacher. Plato believes that idea is the prototype of physical object, which exists independently of physical object. Aristotle believes that the world is made up of all kinds of things, and their forms and materials are harmonious. "thing" is the substance of things, and "shape" is the individual characteristic of all things.
As an encyclopedic scientist, Aristotle made great contributions to the world. He is also a true philosopher, who has made contributions to almost every subject of philosophy.
Some of Aristotle's views seem extreme. For example, he agrees with slavery and unequal treatment of women, which is the arrangement of nature. Of course, these ideas are a reflection of his time.