Plato
Though Greece was not the birthplace of philosophy and learning, Plato was regarded as one of the world's most famous philosophers along with Socrates and Aristotle. He sounded a school a school of philosophy in Athens in the year 387 B.C. It was later regarded as an academy of learning. Plato was greatly successful in his teachings until he died at age eighty. The preservations of his work contains letters, dialogues and definitions that are somewhat valid and invalid.
Platonism
The work of Plato presents itself as one of the biggest impressions in the development of greek philosophy. Platonism has inspired a sense of high regards for mathematics and also a spiritual view of life.
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Lloyd Napier's Philosophical Idealogy
Non-FictionIf everyone develops a love for philosophy, their love affair with knowledge will never end in disappointment. The reason that I chose to write this book is because of the intention to express my knowledge and understanding that I have about philos...
