Socrates (1)
History of Philosophy, Moral theory, Philosophy, PoliticsPortrait of Socrates. Marble, Roman artwork (1st century), perhaps a copy of a lost bronze statue made by Lysippos
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The Sophists: An Overview
Courses, History of Philosophy, PhilosophyRETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
The predominant view of the sophists comes to us from Plato's dialogues, many of which are named after the most famous...
Presocratics
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The earliest Greek philosophers are typically known as “Presocratic” philosophers. Yet this designation as "Presocratic" first was explicitly used in...
Laozi
Eastern Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Metaphysics, PoliticsLaozi sculpture (Taishan, China)
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Along with Confucius, Laozi is one of the two main thinkers of importance in the history of...
Confucius and Confucianism — A Basic Introduction
Eastern Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Moral theory, PhilosophyRETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
Confucius' Life
Confucius, or "Master Kung" as he became known, was born in the city of Lu (now known as Qufu)...