Greek Philosophy History

Aug 19, 2012

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Section Overview. This section describes Greek contributions to the study of philosophy and the writing of history.. Main Idea . Setting a Purpose for Reading Think about these questions as you read:? What ideas did Greek philosophers develop?? How did Greeks contribute to the history of Western c

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Greek Philosophy History

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1. Greek Philosophy & History

Ancient Greek Philosophy

Ancient Greek Philosophy. Socrates 470 BC – 399 BC Plato 427 BC – 347 BC Aristotle 384 BC – 323 BC. Socrates: 470BC – 399BC. Never wrote, taught orally through dialogue or conversation, via questions Taught publicly, questioned authority

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Classical Greek Philosophy

Classical Greek Philosophy. Socrates. Simple man Stonemason Shrewish wife Loyal service in the war Incredible concentration Wisest man in Athens (oracle) Gad fly (Dialectics/Socratic method) “The unexamined life is not worth living.”. Socrates. Convicted of “corrupting the youth”

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[ The Greek Philosophy ]

Ancient Greek Philosophy . In ancient Greece (c. 5th centurt B. C.) physics and astronomy were included as parts of

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. . Focus. 1.) Who are you???Why are we here?? 2.) KWL Chart. a.) Discuss what things you know about philosophy(and what is philosophy). b.)Discuss what things you want to know about philosophy. c.) What questions comes to mind when you think of how things work in the world?.

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Classical Greek Philosophy

Classical Greek Philosophy. Plato. Greek Philosophy. Classical Greek Philosophy. Plato. My Mentor Socrates. The heart of Socrates' teaching: The unexamined life is not worth living. Socrates. Socratic Method Posed questions and then questioned the answers

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Ancient Greek Philosophy:

Ancient Greek Philosophy:. An Introduction. What is Philosophy?. “ Philen ” is Greek for love “Sophia” is Greek for wisdom Investigate fundamental problems Why study philosophy?. Ionian Enlightenment. 1st philosophers, from Ionia

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. The School of Athens. What is Philosophy?. Philosophy: means the love of knowledge Philo means Love s ophy means knowledge or study Athens is the birthplace of Western Philosophy; three major Philosophers would shape thinking in Athens Socrates Plato Aristotle.

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. World History - Libertyville HS. What is philosophy?. Literally means “Lover of Wisdom” Attempt to explain & describe world around us rationally or logically Difference between philosophy & religion: religion involves notion of God(s) and faith. Socrates (470-399 BC).

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Classical Greek Philosophy

Classical Greek Philosophy. Socrates. Simple man Stonemason Loyal service in the war Wisest man in Athens Famous in his own lifetime Left behind no writing What we know we know from students (Plato) . Socrates . Thought philosophers could learn what made good people/societies

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Influence of Greek Philosophy on World History

Influence of Greek Philosophy on World History. By Chris McNamara. Pre-Socratic Philosophers . Greek philosophers during 6 th and 5 th centuries BCE Dealt with cosmology, ontology, and cosmology Milesian school, Xenophanes, Pythagoreans, Pluralism, Sophistry.

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. 5-2. Today’s Discussion Questions 5-2. What does the word philosophy mean? List the contributions made to society by the following: Sophists- Socrates- Plato- Aristotle- Who were Herodotus and Thucydides? . Philosophy.

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Greek Philosophy and History

Coach Crews World History. Greek Philosophy and History. Before. Define: Philosophy Philosopher Socratic method. Before. Greek philosophers developed ideas that are still used today Who are you? Why are you here? Philosophers tried to answer these “big” questions

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Greek Philosophy and History

Greek Philosophy and History. Chapter 8 Section 2. Did You Know?. Aristotle’s father probably taught Aristotle about medicine. Aristotle’s father died when Aristotle was 10 years old. If his father had lived longer, Aristotle might have been a doctor. . Greek Philosophers.

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. Classical Age in Greece, 490-323 BCE Classical Greek Values Greek Philosophy IDs: polis, Pericles, hoplite phalanx, rationalism. Argument.

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. Socrates, Plato, & Aristotle . Philosophy. Philosophy  love of wisdom Early Greek philosophers were concerned with the development of logic and reasoning, and how divine forces worked. Socrates (469-399 B.C.). “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Beliefs

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aNCIENT gREEK pHILOSOPHY

aNCIENT gREEK pHILOSOPHY. WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY?. PHILOSOPHY. Means LOVE OF WISDOM A philosopher is a lover of wisdom, a person who uses reason to acquire wisdom about life or the universe

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. Biography of Socrates.

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. Socrates, Plato, & Aristotle By Mark Spiconardi. Philosophy. Philosophy  love of wisdom Early Greek philosophers were concerned with the development of logic and reasoning, and how divine forces worked. Socrates (469-399 B.C.). “The unexamined life is not worth living.”

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Greek Philosophy

Greek Philosophy. The Polis: Center of Greek Life. By 750 B.C., the polis, or city-state, had become the central focus of Greek life. The polis was the town, city, or village and its surrounding countryside. The people met for political, religious, social, and economic activities.

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