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Relativism in ancient Greek philosophy

2019
This chapter is intended to trace variants of relativism in the early modern period from Bacon to Hume. Many philosophers in this period presuppose a distinction between divine and human knowledge. Divine knowledge counts as perfect, providing an absolute standard, in relation to which human cognition is seen as deficient.
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Questioning Greek philosophy

Resuscitation, 2016
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Classical Greek Philosophy

2001
Abstract When Plato began to write, philosophy in Greece already had a long and striking history-a history against which Plato himself in his early dialogues rebels. It is tempting for us to take Plato as marking a fresh start in philosophy, and we are encouraged in this by the fact that his are the first complete works that we can ...
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The making of fornication: Eros, ethics, and political reform in Greek philosophy and early Christianity

, 2018
A. Eldridge
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The common origin approach to comparing Indian and Greek philosophy

, 2018
N. Allen
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Greek Mathematical Philosophy.

The American Mathematical Monthly, 1970
H. E. Kyburg, Edward A. Maziarz, Thomas Greenwood   +2 more
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Early Greek Philosophy

Phronesis, 2021
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Greek philosophy: impact on Islamic philosophy

2018
During the Hellenistic period (323–43 bc), classical Greek philosophy underwent a radical transformation. From being an essentially Greek product, it developed into a cosmopolitan and eclectic cultural movement in which Greek, Egyptian, Phoenician and other Near Eastern religious and ethical elements coalesced. This transformation is best symbolized by
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Perception in Ancient Greek Philosophy

, 2015
Victor Caston
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Ancient Greek Philosophy and Medieval Philosophy

The course aims at familiarizing students with the features of Ancient Greek and Medieval philosophies. The course adapts the problematic approach to the history of philosophy, which involves the study of the problems posed in certain periods of philosophy and their possible solutions.
Olga Aleksandrovna Kozyreva, Ilya Andreevich Gushchin   +1 more
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