ARISTOTLE AND PSYCHOLOGY: A CONTEMPORARY REFLECTION ON HUMAN SUBJECTITY

The presente work sees to reflect on the rekationship between Philosophy and Psychology from the main Works of Aristotle (4th century BC), as a sysrematizer of Philosophy in Classical Antiquity and Psychology, of which he is considered the founding father. Based on the reflections arising from the works De Anima, Ética a Nicômaco and Retórica, an attempt was made to deepen the convergent points between philosophical knowledge and psychological science in order to rescue the main concepts that link the two fields of study of human behavior. Through a proposed bibliographic review, the objective is to reflect on human subjectivity in a contemporary perspective, supporting the debate about this phenomenon explored from Classical Antiquity to the present day.