Ancient Philosophy: From 600 BCE to 500 CE

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Brian Duignan Senior Editor, Religion and Philosophy
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc, 15 d’ag. 2010 - 216 pàgines
Even before the spread of Christianity throughout Europe, individuals began to demand a systematic way to view the world a way to substitute order for chaos. Supplanting mythical explanations with those based on observation, early Greeks and some of their contemporaries sought to comprehend worldly phenomena in terms of more universal truths. This book introduces readers to the figures instrumental in implementing this refined way of thinking, including Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. It also examines the effect of these thinkers on the major religions of the time, namely, Judaism and Christianity.
 

Continguts

Early Greek Philosophy
17
The Human Resistance
41
The Philosophy of Plato
51
The Theory of Forms
60
123
67
His Philosophy
88
Hellenistic
120
Jewish and Christian
154
Saint Ambrose
168
Anicius Manlius
186
Conclusion
192
Index
198
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