TRUNDLE, ROBERT C. (1943-) Ancient Greek philosophy : its development and releva

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Trundle, Robert C. (1943-)
Ancient Greek philosophy : its development and relevance to our time / Robert C. Trundle
First Edition Hardcover Aldershot; Brookfield, USA : Avebury, 1994 




Book Publishing Details
Author: Trundle, Robert C. (1943-)
Full title:Ancient Greek philosophy : its development and relevance to our time / Robert C. Trundle
Publisher:Aldershot; Brookfield, USA : Avebury, 1994
Edition:First Edition
Binding:Hardcover
ISBN:1856289788
EAN:9781856289788
Book ID:391436
Comments & Item Features
First Edition. Language: English. ISBN: 1856289788. EAN: 9781856289788.

Near fine copy in the original colour-printed boards. Spine bands and panel edges very slightly dulled. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.

Physical description: xvi, 328 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 304-316) and index.Contents: 1. Introduction. Enduring questions of philosophy. Philosophy: this book's approach -- 2. Pre-Socratics: the one and many things. The influence of Thales. Heraclitus. Axiomatic geometry. Parmenides. The Sophists. Atomism -- 3. Socrates: the essential nature of things. The life and times of Socrates. Socrates' thought: a transition from the Pre-Socratics. The rise of rational definitions. Rationality and Socrates' trial -- 4. Plato: from essential natures to Ideas or Forms. The life and times of Plato. Cave Allegory. The Cave Story's immediate significance. The Simile of the Divided Line. Doctrine of Ideas -- 5. Plato's moral and political theories. Plato's moral theory: morality and the individual. Plato's political theory, individual morality, and the good state. Plato's cosmology and God -- 6. Aristotle: the unity of form and matter. The life and times of Aristotle. Aristotle's logic. Aristotle's metaphysics -- 7. Aristotle's sciences, morality, and politics. The natural and human sciences. Aristotle's moral theory. Aristotle's political theory. Aristotle's theory of art -- 8. The zenith of classical philosophy and Post-Aristotelian thought. Enduring perspectives of classical philosophy. Late classical culture and philosophy. Subjects: Ancient. Philosophy, Ancient. Philosophy history.Philosophy, Ancient.Geschichte. PhilosophieRezeption. Filosofie.Relevantie. Philosophy, Ancient. Philosophy, Ancient. Philosophy historyAncient Philosophy.



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BZDB318 Unbranded ISBN: 1856289788 EAN: 9781856289788 Trundle, Robert C. (1943-) Ancient Greek philosophy : its development and relevance to our time / Robert C. Trundle

Physical description: xvi, 328 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 304-316) and index.Contents: 1. Introduction. Enduring questions of philosophy. Philosophy: this book's approach -- 2. Pre-Socratics: the one and many things. The influence of Thales. Heraclitus. Axiomatic geometry. Parmenides. The Sophists. Atomism -- 3. Socrates: the essential nature of things. The life and times of Socrates. Socrates' thought: a transition from the Pre-Socratics. The rise of rational definitions. Rationality and Socrates' trial -- 4. Plato: from essential natures to Ideas or Forms. The life and times of Plato. Cave Allegory. The Cave Story's immediate significance. The Simile of the Divided Line. Doctrine of Ideas -- 5. Plato's moral and political theories. Pl
Publisher Taylor & Francis LTD
Item Height 151mm
Language English
Author Robert C. Trundle
Item Weight 620g
Binding Hardcover
Format Hardcover
Item Width 221mm
Topic Popular Philosophy
Publication Year 1994
Book Title Ancient Greek Philosophy: Its Development and Relevance to Our Time
Number of Pages 344 Pages