Problems is a detailed exploration of the science of inquiry and problem-solving. Through a series of philosophical dialogues, Aristotle examines the nature of questions, the process of inquiry, and the role of logic in problem-solving. With clear prose and insightful analysis, Problems is an essential text for understanding the nature of human knowledge and the methods we use to acquire it.

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