Pre-Socratic Philosophy
Autor: Joshua • December 11, 2017 • 1,186 Words (5 Pages) • 590 Views
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As we can see from the above text, that the pre-socratic philosophy had grown a lot and had grown in the right direction. The milesians and the Eleatics had proposed wierd theories, whereas the later ones- Pythagoras and Atomists proposed theories which are very close to the studies and beliefs that we have in the modern day world.
We can easily say that the Pre-socratic philosophers though way ahead of their time and that there first principles are a motivation for all the scientific and philosophic work that is happening today.
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