A Beginner's History of Philosophy, Vol. 1: Ancient and Mediæval Philosophy — John Shaqi
A Beginner's History of Philosophy, Vol. 1: Ancient and Mediæval PhilosophyCushman, Herbert Ernest
Philosophy
A Beginner's History of Philosophy, Vol. 1: Ancient and Mediæval Philosophy
Cushman, Herbert Ernest
Philosophy -- History
┌ ┌
│ │ Cosmological, 625–480 (to
│ Greek, 625–322 │ Persian Wars).
│ B. C. (to │
│ death of ┤ Anthropological, 480–399 (to
│ Aristotle). │ death of Socrates).
│ │ Systematic, 399–322 (to death
│ │ of Aristotle).
│ └
1. Ancient 625 ┤ ┌
B. C.–476 A. D. │ Hellenic-Roman │
│ 322 B. C.–476 │ Ethical, 322 B. C.–1 A. D.
│ A. D. (from │ (to beginning of Christian
│ death of ┤ era).
│ Aristotle to │
│ fall of old │ Religious, 100 B. C.–476 A. D.
│ Rome). │
└ └
┌
│ Early Mediæval, 476–1000 (from the fall of old
│ Rome to the beginnings of modern Europe).
│
2. Mediæval ┤ Transitional Mediæval (1000–1200), (from
476–1453 │ beginnings of modern Europe to Crusades).
│
│ Classic Mediæval, 1200–1453 (from the Crusades
│ to the fall of new Rome or Constantinople).
└
┌ ┌
│ Renaissance, │
│ 1453–1690 │ Humanistic, 1453–1600.
│ (to Locke’s │
│ Essay and ┤
│ the English │ Natural Science, 1600–1690.
│ Revolution). │
3. Modern │ └
1453–modern ┤
times │ Enlightenment, 1690–1781 (from Locke’s Essay to
│ Kant’s Critique).
│
│ German Idealism, 1781–1831 (from Kant’s Critique
│ to the death of Hegel).
│
│ Evolution, 1820 to the present time.
└
BOOK I
ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY (625 B. C.–476 A. D.)
CHAPTER I
THE EARLY GREEK IN ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY
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