Naturalism And Materialism Monsim

This report will talk about the history of philosophy and will compares and contrasts three basic views of presocratics: Naturalism, materialism, and Monsim. The Three presocratics known as the Milesians, created their own philosophies out of a need for explanations regarding what the subject is or stuff the universe is made of? In comparison, the second “set” of Presocratics; Pythagoras, Ephieans, and Eleactics, sought after the ideas of Materialistism or Worldly philosophies in regards to whether stuff changes. Both philosophies suited each Presocratic and their ideas of what is immaterial in the universe and what is physical matter that created the universe and one’s soul; whether they change or they are all illusions. Regarding the fact, if one thought they even possessed a soul or if they were considered works of nature, supernatural, or
These references literally translate into references before Socrates existence in 469 to 399 B.C.E. This paper gives insight to the most important Presocratic philosophers and the master themes of Presocratic thought. Many presocratics began to shy away from the idea of speculation and turned to reasoning to express their views. The three basic views of presocratics are Naturalism, materialism, and monism. Naturalism refers to only nature and nothing out of doors of nature seems to exist. Meaning these thinkers are oblivious to the thought of supernatural entities and a god existing outside of nature. Materialism is very much what it sounds like; only matter or material that is physically exist. In other words, no supernatural or no person takes in anything more than their physical existence; meaning they have no soul. Finally, Monism, the belief there is only substance in the universe. These three ideas later appear in reference to Plato’s eight