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Classical Philosophy

Classical Philosophy

Philosophy took off in the 5th - 4th century B.C, referred as the Classical Philosophy.

  1. Socrates' major was in Ethics - he concerned about how people should behave, outlining the difference of rightness and wrongness.
  2. However, Socrates' work was logged by his student - Plato, the most influential philosopher of all time. His work combined the knowledge of Ethics, Metaphysics, Political Philosophy & Epistemology.
  3. Aristotle, Plato's student, elaborated the philosophy system more comprehensively than Plato. His work influenced on philosophical thinkings, especially ones in the Medieval period.

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