"In particular, it seeks to disclose two distinctive features of Western culture uniquely attributable to the ancient Greeks: A human-centered worldview that elevated humans to the threshold of divinity and a philosophical temperament which for the first time in history proffered unbridled operation of the human mind as a kind of cultural imperative"--Provided by publisher.
"In particular, it seeks to disclose two distinctive features of Western culture uniquely attributable to the ancient Greeks: A human-centered worldview that elevated humans to the threshold of divinity and a philosophical temperament which for the first time in history proffered unbridled operation of the human mind as a kind of cultural imperative"--Provided by publisher.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
M.A. Soupios is a professor of political philosophy at Long Island University-Post in Brookville, New York.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface 1. Homer (Mid to Late 8th Century b.c.): Founder of Western Humanism 5 2. Solon (630-560 b.c.): Poet, Lawgiver, Statesman 11 3. Thales (Early 6th Century): Father of Western Science 22 4. Sappho (612-580 b.c.): Poet on Fire 32 5. Pythagoras (Mid-500s-496 b.c.): Mystic Mathematician 49 6. Parmenides (Born c. 515 b.c.): Father of Metaphysics and Logic 57 7. Themistocles (524-459 b.c.): Savior of the Western World 66 8. Phidias (490-430 b.c.): Lord of Western Aesthetics 70 9. Gorgias (483-376 b.c.): Master of the Word 87 10. Socrates (469-399 b.c.): Iconoclast and Moral Revolutionary 98 11. Thucydides (460-399 b.c.): True Father of History 103 12. Plato (427-347 b.c.): Fountainhead of Western Philosophy 131 13. Aristotle (384-322 b.c.): Polymathic Genius 138 14. Alexander the Great (356-323 b.c.): Disseminator of Greek Culture 147 15. Epicurus (341-270 b.c.): Physicist and Ethician 159 16. Zeno (335-263 b.c.): Stoic Sage 172 17. Galen (a.d. 129-199): Physician, Scientist, Philosopher 192 18. Plotinus (a.d. 205-270): Mystic Philosopher 203 Index
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface 1. Homer (Mid to Late 8th Century b.c.): Founder of Western Humanism 5 2. Solon (630-560 b.c.): Poet, Lawgiver, Statesman 11 3. Thales (Early 6th Century): Father of Western Science 22 4. Sappho (612-580 b.c.): Poet on Fire 32 5. Pythagoras (Mid-500s-496 b.c.): Mystic Mathematician 49 6. Parmenides (Born c. 515 b.c.): Father of Metaphysics and Logic 57 7. Themistocles (524-459 b.c.): Savior of the Western World 66 8. Phidias (490-430 b.c.): Lord of Western Aesthetics 70 9. Gorgias (483-376 b.c.): Master of the Word 87 10. Socrates (469-399 b.c.): Iconoclast and Moral Revolutionary 98 11. Thucydides (460-399 b.c.): True Father of History 103 12. Plato (427-347 b.c.): Fountainhead of Western Philosophy 131 13. Aristotle (384-322 b.c.): Polymathic Genius 138 14. Alexander the Great (356-323 b.c.): Disseminator of Greek Culture 147 15. Epicurus (341-270 b.c.): Physicist and Ethician 159 16. Zeno (335-263 b.c.): Stoic Sage 172 17. Galen (a.d. 129-199): Physician, Scientist, Philosopher 192 18. Plotinus (a.d. 205-270): Mystic Philosopher 203 Index
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