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Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy that studies the nature, structure, components and fundamental principles of reality.
It is a set of treatises compiled after the death of this Greek philosopher. The understanding of Being, the different types of cause, form and matter and the existence of God are some of the topics that are treated in one of the pioneering texts of Western philosophy.
the influence of the book and the author have been so great that this idea has been maintained and studied for more than 500 years. It should be noted that he was absolutely right that everything exists on a cause and development, the four causes that basically make up everything created and are:
1. the material cause or what something is made
2. the formal cause or what an object is in it
3. the efficient cause or that which has produced that something
4. and the final cause or that for which that something exists, to which it tends or can become

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Plato's work is essential both for students of philosophy and for the general public. The Dialogues contain reflections on various topics, from love and life after death to politics and justice.
In addition, each story was inspired by travel, notions obtained by his former philosopher teachers and Plato's own criteria which were developed over time.
The influence of this text is very great for the thinking and reflection of people on the issues that it touches in the writing, more specifically because this book is written in a very specific way taking into account that in those times the philosophy, its currents and ideas were at their peak.

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In Epicurus' letter to Meneceo, the most basic and probably the most important guidelines of his philosophical system are described (Epicureanism).
Epicurus links happiness with pleasure, which is the supreme good, and pain as the supreme evil. Epicurus proposes a total elimination of fear towards the gods (accepting their existence), destiny and death.
Epicurus speaks and influences through his philosophical doctrine and this book the importance of philosophizing at all times, from young to old and thus achieve an influence on people and also influences his utopian ideas.

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It is a catechism compendium in sum form of all the main theological teachings of the Catholic Church, conceived as a manual for theological education of theological students, including seminarians.
It presents the reasoning of almost all points of Christian theology in the West. The themes of the Summa follow the following cycle: God, the Creation of man, the purpose of man, Christ, the sacraments and back to God.
The influence is more than important, because it is too important a writing for religions, because as you can see it focuses on supporting the existence of God, uniting different religions to support an idea that helps a single cause, apart from this it is It relates to another book by the same author (Suma contra Gentiles,), to defend and refute heresies and religions, and finally its influence is not only by religion because it uses sources of very influential philosophers such as Platon and Aristotle

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Critique of Pure Reason is the fundamental work of Inmanuel Kant, as it contains the main proposals of his philosophical thought. The objective of this monumental work is to examine the possibilities of reason as a source of knowledge independent of experience.
In the Critique of Pure Reason, Kant achieves a synthesis between the rationalist and empiricist tradition. Rationalism, which takes up the idea that pure reason is capable of important knowledge, and empiricism, which admits the idea that knowledge comes mainly from experience.
The work tries to establish the bases for the human capacity to acquire knowledge: What can we and what cannot we know? In order to learn something about the world, we need both the senses and reason.
This writing opens influential doors in the world because, based on its main idea of ​​knowledge, new points of view arise on how to see knowledge and its acquisition in everyday life and on how a new way of learning and enzeñansa of a not necessarily traditional way