Purposiveness in Nature

In the early days of physics, Aristotle used words to explain opportunities and spontaneity, and their role in nature. He believes that opportunities and nature are behind thinking and nature, so they are not as important as practical reasons, because they are intentional hints of nature. Aristotle accepted only the original Darwinian Empedocles theory, as his philosophical approach was based on a systematic analysis of the views of other philosophers. As a result of his reliance on opportunities as propulsion he eventually refused to accept Empedocles' view, and Aristotle believed that based on opportunities could not succeed in a deliberate world.

* The natural plan and purpose of George Williams (author), Wiedenfeld and Nicholson; (1996) The plan and purpose in nature is a wonderful investigation of Darwin's theory of evolution in nature. It not only conveys the wonderful adaptation of the natural selection process in nature but also describes the limits of evolution in the 20th century. In the 21st century, the environment and eating habits have undergone major changes, but their biology and psychology have not changed. JG Fleagle (Editor), Charles Janson (Editor), Kaye Reed (Editor), Primate Community by the Cambridge University Publishing Bureau, (October 14, 1999) Primate behavior and ecology is better than any other mammal Although it is better, group research is more thorough but there are few attempts to compare primate communities in different parts of the world.

Several differences between the nature and purpose of Aristotle and John Rock's political community are obvious, but the similarities are obvious. Aristotle believes that the essence and purpose of the political community is due to the greater interests of all citizens. The purpose of the community is to allow citizens to achieve this virtue and happiness. "Fulfilling the needs of other citizens in daily life consists of many families" (Aristotle, Politics 1252b - 15). For example, if someone in the community wants to fix the roof, you can do it through the carpentry of the community. Likewise, if the carpenter wants to repair the shirt, he can do it through community adjustment.

G. To say that there is nature is not to say that nature has purpose. Aristotle did not essentially ask for some answers to the problem of interest. On the contrary, natural products (animals and plants) develop regularly and breed. (Even if there is no consciously aimed process or review process) the related process is directed to a specific purpose. But if the mechanically valid cause (x) of x is sufficiently causal for the occurrence of x - if it requires x - this may be the ultimate cause of the x (T) causality Because it may be. That is, if M - E requires x, the occurrence of M - E is sufficient for x to occur. In other words: