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NemiM [27]
3 years ago
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Cuál es la relación de Aristóteles y Teofrasto respecto a la ciencia natural ocurrida en la Isla de Lesvos

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Brums [2.3K]3 years ago
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La respuesta correcta para esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.

La relación de Aristóteles y Teofrasto respecto a la ciencia natural ocurrida en la Isla de Lesbos, en Grecia es la siguiente.

El gran filósofo Aristóteles tuvo en Teofrasto un gran discípulo cercano, muy interesado en el estudio de las plantas y las ciencias naturales.

Con la ayuda de su maestro Aristóteles, Teofrasto expande la obra del gran Platón y se enfoca al estudio del hombre en su entorno natural desde una perspectiva científica, dando paso al uso de la razón para comprender los distintos fenómenos de la naturaleza. Teofrasto fue un estudioso de la botánica.

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