The Athenian Golden Age: A Study in Cultural Achievement
A comprehensive study of the Athenian Golden Age, exploring its cultural achievements, key figures, and lasting impact on Western civilization.
A comprehensive study of the Athenian Golden Age, exploring its cultural achievements, key figures, and lasting impact on Western civilization.
Exploring the complex relationship between language, reference, and ontology to understand how we distinguish between fictional entities and reality.
Exploring philosophical concepts, theories, and ideas related to the nature of reference and existence, including Parmenides' monism, Plato's theory of forms, and Aristotle's concept of abstraction.
Parmenides' doctrine of monism asserts that reality is composed of a single entity, the One, which is infinite, indivisible, and eternal.
Exploring the nature of eternity in various philosophical and theological traditions.
Heraclitean thought emphasizes war as a fundamental aspect of the universe, with strife driving change and transformation.
Xenophanes' ideas about God and the universe had a significant impact on Western philosophy.
Mathematics has a profound impact on philosophical thought, shaping ideas about truth, time, and reality through mathematical concepts like exact truth, ideal vs. sensible objects, eternalism, rationalism, and God's thoughts.
A challenge to Pythagoras' philosophy on incommensurables, their discovery and impact on Euclidean geometry.
Exploring the emergence of Greek culture in southern Italy through the lens of Pythagoras and the cities of Magna Graecia.
A study of the rise and fall of Polycrates, a tyrant in ancient Greece, examining his reign, key events, and concepts related to tyranny.
Exploring the concept of cosmic justice in ancient Greek philosophy, including its history, key figures, and implications for human ethics.
An accessible guide to key arguments and concepts explaining how a philosophical view emerged what it claims and why it matters today
Greek philosophy's interaction with non-Olympian religion had a lasting impact on Western thought, influencing various philosophical schools and intellectual movements.
Exploring the role of mothers in transmitting cultural knowledge, values, and practices to their children in ancient Greece, and its impact on the development of Western philosophy.
Ancient Greek myths that explore humanity's dual nature, symbolic birth, and the interconnectedness of humans and animals, influencing various philosophical schools like Neoplatonism.
Exploring the intersection of scientific inquiry and spiritual exploration, from ancient Greece to modern philosophical debates.
The Tension Between Prudence and Passion explores the fundamental aspects of human experience, debating the role of reason and emotion in shaping our lives.
Understanding the evolution of civilization from barbarism to systematic control through mechanisms like law, custom, and religion.
The Development of Prudence: A Philosophical Exploration of how prudence emerged with agriculture and became a fundamental characteristic of civilized societies.