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Luxembourg International Non-Commercial TV Educational Spot: Aristotle
BBC: How Do I Live a Good Life? (Aristotle on Flourishing)
Cloud Biography: Aristotle
Few Minutes Knowledge: Aristotle - The Man Behind Modern Science
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TedEd
What Aristotle and Joshua Bell Can Teach Us About Persuasion
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Why Tragedies Are Alluring
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History of Science: Plato & Aristotle
Theater: Aristotle & Tragedy
Philosophy: Aristotle & Virtue Theory
School of Life: Aristotle
Let’s Talk Philosophy: The Life & Philosophy of Aristotle
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History of Philosophy - Aristotle on the Good Life
The Purpose of Life
PhilosophyToons
Half a Dozen 5–10 Minute Videos Covering Aristotle's Major Works (Anger, Friendship, Virtue, Pleasure, Bravery & Happiness)
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Let’s Talk Philosophy: The Life & Philosophy of Aristotle
King's College London/LMU: History of Philosophy without any Gaps – Greatest Hits: Aristotle
Aristotle
Click "European" then scroll down to "Aristotle" for an extensive collection of episodes devoted to Aristotle.
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Aristotle: Ethics
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Course Hero: Aristotle
Even more summaries of Aristotle’s major works than PhilosophyToons provided, but turning down the entertainment value and upping the educational, along with the length a little bit – certainly for the more serious among you, but still shorter than reading the original. Remember, we do want to get back to Sophie’s World!
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Aristotle 384 BCE - 322 BCE from Sophie’s World
(First appears in the chapter titled "Aristotle")

Yup, we’re still learning about Aristotle!

Sophie’s World gave him his own chapter!

Also, unlike his solo-chapter Athenian ancestors, Socrates (who wrote nothing), and Plato (who had a lot of his writings lost to history), Aristotle had most of his works preserved between Muslim and Christian scholars until the rest of us “re-discovered” them with the founding of universities in the Middle Ages.

Thus one and a half millennia after he lived, Aristotle is credited with the European Renaissance.

What a philosopher!