Aesthetics of Plato
Developing his doctrine of the beautiful, Plato points out that in a series of beautiful things that are called not only beautiful people and the body are beautiful. Fine are also called works of...
Developing his doctrine of the beautiful, Plato points out that in a series of beautiful things that are called not only beautiful people and the body are beautiful. Fine are also called works of...
From Hesiod’s poem “Works and Days” one can start the ancient ethics. In Homer’s poems, people and gods are immoral. They have nothing sacred. There is only one virtue – bravery and only one...
Spiritualism (from Latin – spiritus, spirit) – a philosophical direction that recognizes the main metaphysical basis of being a rational, animate principle. Even Greek philosophers began to sharply distinguish two orders of phenomena –...
A rare student does not face the problem of preparing homework lessons. After all, instinctively, we feel: if something is missed now, all the remaining school years will have to suffer. It is very...
Pantheism is a philosophical teaching that merges the essence of God with the world. God in him is not opposed to the world as his creator, but constitutes in the world one indivisible whole...
Dualism (from Latin duo, two) – in contrast to monism, is a way of explaining an individual part of reality or the whole world, in which two opposing principles begin to exist. Thus, in...
Materialism (Latin) means in the theoretical sense that metaphysical realism, which regards “matter” as the ultimate basis of all reality, whether it will still be an extended body mass, or an aggregate of scattered...