A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenmentUniversity Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... thought . Like Burnet , I came as I wrote to see in Socrates a man of the Periclean age , who ' watched the building of the new Parthenon from start to finish ' , and to feel the need to ' replace him among the surroundings of his own ...
... thought . Like Burnet , I came as I wrote to see in Socrates a man of the Periclean age , who ' watched the building of the new Parthenon from start to finish ' , and to feel the need to ' replace him among the surroundings of his own ...
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... thought , including the Renaissance , the Enlightenment of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , and not least our own troubled age . This temptation too I have not resisted entirely , while freely acknowledging both my own lack of ...
... thought , including the Renaissance , the Enlightenment of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , and not least our own troubled age . This temptation too I have not resisted entirely , while freely acknowledging both my own lack of ...
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... thought was the rival philosophy that found its political expression in the idea of a social compact upheld by Locke and others . The relations between a ruler and his subjects are based on acceptance of this compact , which lays ...
... thought was the rival philosophy that found its political expression in the idea of a social compact upheld by Locke and others . The relations between a ruler and his subjects are based on acceptance of this compact , which lays ...
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... thought . It was a violent reaction from the extreme rationalism of the Eleatics , but it owed much to the atti- tude of contemporary Ionian scientists , whose religious agnosticism or disbelief , denial of final causes , and humility ...
... thought . It was a violent reaction from the extreme rationalism of the Eleatics , but it owed much to the atti- tude of contemporary Ionian scientists , whose religious agnosticism or disbelief , denial of final causes , and humility ...
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... thought on final causes , whereas Plato and Aristotle forced them in at every turn.1 Kathleen Nott was hardly fair to Bacon in giving Lord Russell the credit for pointing out that there are two main lines of develop- ment through ...
... thought on final causes , whereas Plato and Aristotle forced them in at every turn.1 Kathleen Nott was hardly fair to Bacon in giving Lord Russell the credit for pointing out that there are two main lines of develop- ment through ...
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