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AI artwork of the philosopher, Confucius. — 14 Oct 2024

The Philosophies of Confucius and Their Influence on Chinese Society

By Aleksa Vučković

History & Tradition

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Confucius, a name synonymous with ancient Chinese philosophy, remains one of the most influential thinkers not only in China but also throughout the world. Born in 551 BC during a time of social and political turmoil, Confucius developed a system...
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AI artwork of the philosopher, Confucius. — 14 Oct 2024

The Philosophies of Confucius and Their Influence on Chinese Society

By Aleksa Vučković

History & Tradition

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Confucius, a name synonymous with ancient Chinese philosophy, remains one of the most influential thinkers not only in China but also throughout the world. Born in 551 BC during a time of social and political turmoil, Confucius developed a system...
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Aspasia surrounded by Greek philosophers, by Michel Corneille the Younger (1670) Versailles (Public Domain) — 14 Jul 2023

Elusive Epicurus, Hellenistic Greek Philosopher In Search Of Happiness

By Dr Ben Gazur

History & Tradition, Philosophy & Spirituality

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Epicurus was a fourth-third century BC Hellenistic philosopher who established his school, called The Garden, in Athens, where even women and slaves were welcomed. Epicureanism opposed Platonism and its purpose was to attain as well as to help...
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Aspasia surrounded by Greek philosophers, by Michel Corneille the Younger (1670) Versailles (Public Domain) — 14 Jul 2023

Elusive Epicurus, Hellenistic Greek Philosopher In Search Of Happiness

By Dr Ben Gazur

History & Tradition, Philosophy & Spirituality

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Epicurus was a fourth-third century BC Hellenistic philosopher who established his school, called The Garden, in Athens, where even women and slaves were welcomed. Epicureanism opposed Platonism and its purpose was to attain as well as to help...
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Bloody gladiator sports at the Colosseum ( Gasi/ Adobe Stock) — 13 Feb 2023

Are You Not Entertained? A Take On Professional Sports, Philosophy and Wargames In Ancient Rome

By Scott Williams

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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The poet Juvenal berated the Roman people for allowing themselves to be seduced by slimy politicians who bought their votes with free wheat and expensive circus games: “Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have...
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Bloody gladiator sports at the Colosseum ( Gasi/ Adobe Stock) — 13 Feb 2023

Are You Not Entertained? A Take On Professional Sports, Philosophy and Wargames In Ancient Rome

By Scott Williams

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure, Philosophy & Spirituality, Health & Well-being

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The poet Juvenal berated the Roman people for allowing themselves to be seduced by slimy politicians who bought their votes with free wheat and expensive circus games: “Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have...
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Socrates in conversation with Diotima by Franz Caucig (1755–1828) — 13 Feb 2019

Socrates’ Philosophy of Love Inspired by Diotima, Princess, Priestess and Philosopher

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery, Family & Relationships, Philosophy & Spirituality

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Symposium, Plato’s philosophical text dated at circa 385 to 370 BC, depicts a friendly contest of speeches delivered by a group of notable men attending a banquet. During the discussion, Socrates mentions that, in his youth, he was taught ‘the...
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Socrates in conversation with Diotima by Franz Caucig (1755–1828) — 13 Feb 2019

Socrates’ Philosophy of Love Inspired by Diotima, Princess, Priestess and Philosopher

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery, Family & Relationships, Philosophy & Spirituality

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Symposium, Plato’s philosophical text dated at circa 385 to 370 BC, depicts a friendly contest of speeches delivered by a group of notable men attending a banquet. During the discussion, Socrates mentions that, in his youth, he was taught ‘the...
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Alive Divine Body Mind — 31 Dec 2018

The Mind-Body Problem: Mankind’s Elusive Enigma

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery, Family & Relationships, Health & Well-being

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What is the universe? Where did it come from? Does it still exist when we die? Do we create the universe, or does it create us? These questions all pertain to what has become known as the mind-body problem - a term describing ancient philosophical...
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Alive Divine Body Mind — 31 Dec 2018

The Mind-Body Problem: Mankind’s Elusive Enigma

By ashley cowie

Mythology & Mystery, Family & Relationships, Health & Well-being

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What is the universe? Where did it come from? Does it still exist when we die? Do we create the universe, or does it create us? These questions all pertain to what has become known as the mind-body problem - a term describing ancient philosophical...
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Slaves working in a mine. The sustenance provided by slaves in Ancient Greece meant that citizens had free time to participate in politics. — 16 Oct 2017

Did He Create a Blissful Utopia or a Tyrannical Communist Nightmare? Plato’s Ancient Class System and Social Engineering Revealed

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure

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Perhaps surprisingly to some, classical Greek philosopher Plato was a social engineer; and he was the first of many “planners” to come. In essence, Plato, who laid the foundations of Western philosophy and science, was the first communist...
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Slaves working in a mine. The sustenance provided by slaves in Ancient Greece meant that citizens had free time to participate in politics. — 16 Oct 2017

Did He Create a Blissful Utopia or a Tyrannical Communist Nightmare? Plato’s Ancient Class System and Social Engineering Revealed

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure

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Perhaps surprisingly to some, classical Greek philosopher Plato was a social engineer; and he was the first of many “planners” to come. In essence, Plato, who laid the foundations of Western philosophy and science, was the first communist...
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The School of Athens: Plato and Aristotle — 01 Sep 2017

Aristotle is Dead, but his Ideas are Alive: Manipulating Money, and Plato’s Communism– Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure

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Aristotle died. But then he returned from the grave, in a manner of speaking.The ancient Greek philosopher and scientist’s ideas remained mostly dead until the middle ages. With his rediscovered arguments, an old world was reborn, giving new life...
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The School of Athens: Plato and Aristotle — 01 Sep 2017

Aristotle is Dead, but his Ideas are Alive: Manipulating Money, and Plato’s Communism– Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure

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Aristotle died. But then he returned from the grave, in a manner of speaking.The ancient Greek philosopher and scientist’s ideas remained mostly dead until the middle ages. With his rediscovered arguments, an old world was reborn, giving new life...
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Aristotle, part of a wall painting, circa 1883. — 30 Aug 2017

Aristotle is Dead, but his Ideas are Alive: On Private Property and Moneymaking – Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure

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Aristotle died. But then he returned from the grave, in a manner of speaking.The ancient Greek philosopher and scientist’s ideas remained mostly dead until the middle ages. His ideas were not pulled from some clay jar written in Greek, but they...
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Aristotle, part of a wall painting, circa 1883. — 30 Aug 2017

Aristotle is Dead, but his Ideas are Alive: On Private Property and Moneymaking – Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition, Politics & Social Structure

2

Aristotle died. But then he returned from the grave, in a manner of speaking.The ancient Greek philosopher and scientist’s ideas remained mostly dead until the middle ages. His ideas were not pulled from some clay jar written in Greek, but they...
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‘Creation of Man’, (Public Domain) Cosmos (Public Domain); Deriv. — 12 Jul 2017

Science Versus Religion on Our Ancient Origins: What if They’re Both Wrong?

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science, Philosophy & Spirituality

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"The universe began when God said, 'Let there be light'!""No, the universe began with the big bang!""God created life as we know it largely in the forms we now recognize!""No, evolution is the key to explaining how life developed to its present...
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‘Creation of Man’, (Public Domain) Cosmos (Public Domain); Deriv. — 12 Jul 2017

Science Versus Religion on Our Ancient Origins: What if They’re Both Wrong?

By jim willis

Archaeology & Science, Philosophy & Spirituality

5

"The universe began when God said, 'Let there be light'!""No, the universe began with the big bang!""God created life as we know it largely in the forms we now recognize!""No, evolution is the key to explaining how life developed to its present...
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