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A History of Greek Philosophy
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- Nombre de pages432
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-5312-9312-3
- EAN9781531293123
- Date de parution10/03/2018
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- Taille650 Ko
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- ÉditeurJovian Press
Résumé
It is natural that, at the commencement of any study, one should be expected to say what the subject-matter of that study is. Botany is the knowledge of plants, astronomy of the heavenly bodies, geology of the rocks of the earth's crust. What, then, is the special sphere of philosophy? What is philosophy about? Now it is not as easy to give a concise definition of philosophy, as it is of the other sciences.
In the first place, the content of philosophy has differed considerably in different periods of history. In general the tendency has been to narrow down the scope of the subject as knowledge advanced, to exclude from philosophy what was formerly included in it. Thus in the time of Plato, physics and astronomy were included as parts of philosophy, whereas now they constitute separate sciences. This, however, is not an insurmountable difficulty.
What chiefly militates against the effort to frame a definition is that the precise content of philosophy is differently viewed by different schools of thought.
In the first place, the content of philosophy has differed considerably in different periods of history. In general the tendency has been to narrow down the scope of the subject as knowledge advanced, to exclude from philosophy what was formerly included in it. Thus in the time of Plato, physics and astronomy were included as parts of philosophy, whereas now they constitute separate sciences. This, however, is not an insurmountable difficulty.
What chiefly militates against the effort to frame a definition is that the precise content of philosophy is differently viewed by different schools of thought.
A propos de W. T. Stace