A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenment. IntroductionCambridge University Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... SOUL ' One of Socrates's most insistent exhortations to his fellow - citizens was that they should look after - care for , tend — their souls ( tñs yuxñs έπ1μɛλɛĩσ¤αi ) . In the Apology he says ( 29d ) : I will not cease from philosophy ...
... SOUL ' One of Socrates's most insistent exhortations to his fellow - citizens was that they should look after - care for , tend — their souls ( tñs yuxñs έπ1μɛλɛĩσ¤αi ) . In the Apology he says ( 29d ) : I will not cease from philosophy ...
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... soul in the Alc . and that at Apol . 29d : to care for the ψυχή is to care for φρόνησις and ἀλήθεια . It may be that in some respects Democritus came close to the Socratic position , in spite of the inclusion of soul in his all ...
... soul in the Alc . and that at Apol . 29d : to care for the ψυχή is to care for φρόνησις and ἀλήθεια . It may be that in some respects Democritus came close to the Socratic position , in spite of the inclusion of soul in his all ...
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... soul is to rule , govern or control . That virtue is knowledge is true right through the scale of human occupa ... SOUL IMMORTAL ? The next point made in the Alcibiades comes rather unexpectedly to a modern reader , but is introduced by ...
... soul is to rule , govern or control . That virtue is knowledge is true right through the scale of human occupa ... SOUL IMMORTAL ? The next point made in the Alcibiades comes rather unexpectedly to a modern reader , but is introduced by ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
TOPICS OF THE DAY | 14 |
WHAT IS A SOPHIST? | 27 |
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