It's good to try to boil Aristotle down to some topological order, because it is latent there. But to get the order right, this presentation needs some backgro

It's good to try to boil Aristotle down to some topological order, because it is latent there. But to get the order right, this presentation needs some background in the Greek terms Aristotle is using. E.g., focus on the first few lines of the Nichomachean Ethics, about all beings having a good for themselves; that pulls in his metaphysics, some logic, and orients you to the argument structure. (Personally, I'm not fond of the moving images.)