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The adventure of philosophy began in Greece, where it was gradually developed by the ancient thinkers as a special kind of knowledge by which to explain the totality of things. In fact, the Greek language has always used the word onta , "beings," to refer to things. At the end of the sixth... read more
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All historians of ancient Greece admit that in the middle of the eighth century B.C., an unprecedented phenomenon occurred within the Hellenic world which, as we know, was made up of a group of autonomous cities, gradually evolving toward what would form the basis of the democratic polis a century later.
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- Nestor-Luis Cordero (Author)
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- Books › Nonfiction › Philosophy › Greek & Roman
- Books › Nonfiction › Philosophy › Ancient
- Books › History › Europe › Greece
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