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    and scientist. He also was the founder of the religious movement called Pythagoreanism. Pythagoras theory declared that is the basic principle of life is the numbers and adding numbers. Anaxagoras also is a Greek philosopher was the first philosopher to bring philosophy from Ionia to Athens. Anaxagoras’ innovative theory of physical nature is a portion of everything in everything. Which means everything contains a portion of everything else‚ and a large piece of something contains as many portions

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    PHIL 171 19 September 2013 Homer and the Presocratics Throughout time‚ philosophy and it ’s philosophers have evolved and changed. Just like anything else in the world‚ it started off as just a mere thought. Philosophy is the fundamental nature of knowledge‚ reality‚ and existence. Everyone throughout history has had a different view on things‚ though. Homer and the Presocratics weren ’t any different. They‚ like many others‚ had differences in the way they thought about life and how things

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    about his life because records were not kept. all we know are some major discoveries that were recovered. Demoritus was born in Abdera‚ Thrace about 460B.C. and died about 370 B.C. He was schooled at Pythagorean but traveled to Athens to visit Anaxagoras‚ a great mathematician that wanted nothing with Democritus. His father was from a noble family and of great wealth‚ which Democritus inherited and decided to travel to but not limited to Egypt‚ India‚ Etheopia‚ Babylon‚ and Persia. When Democritus

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    the Greeks. Ancient Greek mathematics has been developed since the early seventh century B.C. which could also be called the period during the Hellenistic Mathematics. Some of the greatest Ancient Greek mathematicians were Pythagoras‚ Aristotle‚ Anaxagoras‚ Euclid‚ Archimedes‚ Thales‚ and Aristarchus. These Greek mathematicians were big on the development of geometry which is a subdivision of math that focuses on shapes‚ size‚ and the relativity of space. Although their number system was based on

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    Atomism               Atomism is the final development of a school of thought called pluralism‚ which is an attempt to explain a very fundamental question‚ “What is the nature of the universe?” Monism‚ the opposing view of pluralism‚ asserts that only one being‚ or type of being‚ exists‚ and that the variety in our everyday experience is caused by the different states of this single all encompassing substance. Pluralism rejects this idea‚ and claims that the material that makes up our universe

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    claims that Socrates believes-and teaches others to believe-in supernatural matters. That must imply‚ then‚ that Socrates believes in supernatural beings. When discussing Socrates’ belief in the gods‚ Meletus associates Socrates with Anaxagoras. As mentioned earlier‚ Anaxagoras was a Presocratic philosopher with whom Socrates studied in his youth and who posited an atheistic worldview. Strangely‚ Socrates dogmatically asserts that all supernatural beings are either gods or children of the gods‚ and Meletus

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    he was not arguing for an Abrahamic God‚ future followers of the Abrahamic religions adopted his analogy and adapted it to suit their beliefs. One of these followers was William Paley. In The Evidence of Design‚ he compounded the thought of the Anaxagoras’ nous and Cicero’s analogy of a sundial to deliver an argument for an intelligent designer. He claims that if an individual was walking on a beach and encountered a rock‚ the person would think that the rock was natural and had laid there forever

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    Socrates undermines the claim that he is intentionally corrupting the youth by asking Meletus a series of questions that make him explain his reasoning for accusing Socrates of this crime. Socrates would start by placing Meletus into a hole with his many questions asking who exactly was good for the youth and it turned out to be everyone but Socrates. He continues this argument by bringing up why would he corrupt the youth when they could potentially be his neighbors one day. It is common sense that

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    Pericles Intro Notes

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    family. His mother‚ Agariste‚ was an Alcmaeonid His father Xanthippus was a general and politician Cleisthenes‚ the law giver was Pericles’ great uncle Teachers - Pericles was taught by Damon of Oa‚ a music teacher‚ and the philosopher‚ Anaxagoras. Pericles was a friend of the philosopher‚ Protagoras‚ and the dramatist‚ Sophocles. Their influence on his intellectual development must have been substantial. He was‚ presumably prepared for his role in politics and the state by these scientific

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    The Pre-Socratic Philosophers | "Pre-Socratic" is the expression commonly used to describe those Greek thinkers who lived and wrote between 600 and 400 B.C. It was the Pre-Socratics who attempted to find universal principles which would explain the natural world from its origins to man’s place in it. Although Socrates died in 399 B.C.‚ the term "Pre-Socratic" indicates not so much a chronological limit‚ but rather an outlook or range of interests‚ an outlook attacked by both Protagoras (a Sophist)

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