For 10 points, name this founder of the Lyceum's Peripatetic School, the most famous student of Plato.
Jacques LefÃ¨vre d'Ã‰taples ("luhÂ­FEV dayÂ­TAP") is best known for his summaries of this philosopher's works. His works are cited with Bekker numbers, and their standard English edition was edited by Julian Barnes's brother, Jonathan. This man's ideas were the basis for one half of the "double truth." Porphyry's Isagoge was an introduction to one of this philosopher's works. This man originated the idea that the "imperfect seeks its perfection," or final (*) cause, an aspect of his hylomorphism. Alasdair MacIntyre partially rehabilitated this philosopher's ethics in After Virtue. Many of this man's works first became known in Europe along with commentaries by Averroes. In the Classical Arabic world, he was called "the First Teacher"; Aquinas's main project was to reconcile this man's philosophy with Christianity. For 10 points, name this founder of the Lyceum's Peripatetic School, the most famous student of Plato.
Jacques LefÃ¨vre d'Ã‰taples ("luhÂ­FEV dayÂ­TAP") is best known for his summaries of this philosopher's works.
Aristotle [or Aristoteles of Stagira]