Aristotle was born in Stagira and was a pupil (and later a critic) of Plato. He married the niece of the tyrant, Hermias.  He educated the son of Philip of Macedonia. After the death of Plato, found a school in Athens.  At the Lyceum, he taught art, politics, physics, and system of natural science, logic and philosophy.  He was condemned as godless and banished from Athens (surprise! surprise!).

Related Links

• Aristotle's Political Theory    -- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• Aristotle -- Overview [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]  -- Life, writings, logic, metaphysics, philosophy of nature, the soul and psychology, ethics, art, etc.
• Greek Philosophy: Aristotle
• Guide To Philosophy - Aristotle
• Philosophers: Philosophy Resources on the Internet
• Works of Aristotle