Aristotle's Categories | Simply Philosophy

Aristotle‘s Categories is a short work of Aristotles that introduces the subject of metaphysics. It is most well known for introducing the ten categories of reference and the distinction of the four ways that ground the truth of predication. The current best translation for the Categories is The Complete Works of Aristotle.

Aristotle’s All Subjects Are Of Primary Substance
Aristotle’s Primary vs Secondary Substance
Aristotle’s Statements Have No Contraries
Aristotle’s Combination and Truth
Aristotle’s Dividing Combined Concepts
Aristotle’s Dividing Speech
Aristotle’s Homonyms
Aristotle’s Necessary Predication
Aristotle’s Predicates
Aristotle’s Said of is Synonymous
Aristotle’s Substance Has no Contraries
Aristotle’s Substance is a Unity
Aristotle’s Substances Aren’t in Subjects
Aristotle’s Synonyms
Aristotle’s Ten Kinds of Names
Aristotle’s Transitive Predication