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The true origins of Western Philosophy
The founders of western philosophy was said to be Greek, but if you clearly look deeper into the historical facts, what will come out is quite the contrary. Egyptians belief and practice of philosophy came first and has fueled the ancient world of mysticism with huge amounts of knowledge on the subject 1000's of years before Greek philosophers we know of today were even thought of. This needs to be corrected in our history books somehow.
6 commentsInspirational and Motivational Quotes for Students and Teachers
These inspirational and motivational quotes are great statements that teachers can use to provoke thoughtful discussions that will inspire students to achieve their best.You will be amazed at the wonderful,insightful comments and expressions your students will express!
22 commentsPlato & Aristotle: Which Form of Government is Best?
A critical essay looking at the two philosophers Plato & Aristotle and see which from of government each recommends is best.
5 commentsEmpiricism - Aristotle , the First Empiricist
Empiricism - Aristotle , the First Empiricist - Aristotle was perhaps the first empiricist. Find out what his theory was, and how it was different from the theory of his teacher Plato.
2 commentsThe Lost City of Atlantis - Fact or Fiction?
A computer graphic image of what the Lost City of Atlantis may have looked like Atlantis in Greek means the "island of Atlas". It is supposedly a legendary island which was first mentioned in Plato's Timaeus...
1 commentCelebrity Deaths: Drug Use and Overdoses In Hollywood
When you think of Hollywood, there are three things that come to mind, fame, sex, and drugs. It seems like anyone who is attracted to the fame aspect of Hollywood manages to get caught up in one of the latter two. Maybe it's less prevalent, then it...
18 commentsThe Golden Age of Athens
Intro: Athens is one of the best known cities of the ancient world. With a rich culture and a legendary legacy it is one of the best known cities of the ancient world. The Athenians endured famine, plague, wars, and the destruction of their city but...
6 commentsLiterary Origins: Socrates' Improbable Defense in Plato's Apology
One of Plato’s most well known and important works is his Apology . In it, Socrates, the central figure in the works of Plato, is put on trial for his life. The main accusation against him is that he...
2 commentsHow to write a Philosophy Dialogue
Writing philosophy essays doesn’t have to be boring. (Perhaps I’m not the best person to talk about this because I never find philosophy essays boring!) The trick is to make it interesting for you. There...
0 commentsAncient Mysteries and Graham Hancock
Explore Atlantis and other lost civilizations and a lost chapter in human history as we look at author Graham Hancock and some of his ideas on the antiquity of mankind.
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