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Aristotle’s View on WOMAN and the ORDER OF NATURE

🔍 What did Aristotle really think about women—and why? In this deep-dive, we explore one of the most controversial and revealing aspects of Aristotle’s philosophy: his view of women. Far from being a mere reflection of ancient biology, Aristotle’s ideas on gender were rooted in his broader metaphysical system—a worldview that linked form and matter, activity and passivity, reason and emotion… male and female. 👉 Why did Aristotle consider women “defective men”? 👉 How did his theory of reproduction shape centuries of gender inequality? 👉 And what does it reveal about the foundations of Western thought? Drawing from Generation of Animals, Politics, and modern critiques—especially the work of Sister Prudence Allen—we uncover how Aristotle’s ideas built a philosophical framework that justified the subordination of women in nature, society, and the soul. 🎓 Whether you're a student of philosophy or just curious about the roots of gender roles, this video unpacks Aristotle like you’ve never seen before. 📚 Sources: The Concept of Woman, Vol. 2 – Sister Prudence Allen Generation of Animals – Aristotle Politics – Aristotle 💬 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more philosophical deep-dives.