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The third paradox is that Aristotle studied under Plato for about 20 years yet built a worldview that Jiang says conflicts with, and even negates, Plato's worldview.
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The third paradox is that Aristotle studied under Plato for about 20 years yet built a worldview that Jiang says conflicts with, and even negates, Plato's worldview.
"It's just a range of books. The range is just incredible. We have no analog in human history like him, okay? He's simply unique..."
Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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