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PHIL 301: History of Western Philosophy: Ancient Sections 001 and 002 Fall 2002 Prof. Cherubin This is a picture of the Temple of Athena at Priene, just up the road from Miletus, in Ionia (the west coast of modern Turkey). Note that each column is built out of several stone cylinders - someone from Miletus was very interested in that building technique, as we'll see. This terrific image and many more are available for browsing on the Perseus web site. Syllabus for Section 001 (T 4:30-7:10) Syllabus for Section 002 (T R 10:30-11:45) Supplementary readings - includes web materials, lists of reserve items, and lists of materials to be found in Fenwick Library. Some of these are required reading and some are optional. Link to your primary Aristotle reading Metaphysics . (Click on this link, then click on Book I Prof. Cherubin's main web page Notes As noted in class, a better term for what we will be studying is "ancient Mediterranean philosophy." Ancient Mediterranean philosophy does form part of the history of Western philosophy, but it also forms part of the history of some non-Western philosophy: Islamic philosophy, for example, draws upon and further develops Greek philosophy. Also, there was plenty of interaction between the Greeks, the Romans, and the Egyptians and East Africans. In addition, there are some conceptual similarities between Greek and Sanskrit thought. So, what you learn in this course will be of use in other courses on e.g. the Middle East, the Near East, North Africa, East Africa, sometimes South Asia, etc.

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Welcome to the Deep Evil Scary Metaphysics Page (otherwise known as the GMU Ancient Greek Philosophy Page) (This image is available from the Perseus vase collection.) This page includes syllabi, assignments, and supplementary notes for courses in ancient Greek philosophy taught at GMU. It contains links to other sites pertinent to the study of ancient Greek philosophy, notices about conferences and other events, and suggestions for further reading. So I'm just going to call this a "metaphysics" page, and be done with the question of naming it. Now, since ancient inquiries into that which is often reflected or prompted considerations pertinent to the fields we now call natural science, ethics, religious studies, political thought, and epistemology, this page will also present some material relating to these topics. As for whether this stuff is really deep, evil, and/or scary...read it and find out. Supplementary Notes, Syllabi, and Other Materials for PHIL 301: History of Western Philosophy: Ancient (a.k.a. Deep Evil Scary Metaphysics Variety Pack Sampler) Main Page for PHIL 301, Fall 2002

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History of Philosophy: Ancient Syllabus Fall 2001 Professor Margaret Holland Office: Baker 146 Office Hours: MWF 2:30-3:15 Office Phone: 273-5975 Baker 135 Dept. Phone: 273-6221 Course Description: The discipline we know as 'Philosophy' finds its source in thinkers who lived in Greece after the 7th century B.C. Our first goal in this course will be to begin to understand the types of questions about the world, nature, and reality that were asked in the 6th and 5th centuries B.C. by thinkers now known as 'pre-Socratics.' We will then examine the role of Socrates in turning attention from physical nature and the cosmos toward human life and conduct. Plato continued Socrates's project and developed a metaphysical system to support the claims made by Socrates about what constitutes a good human life. By reading Plato's Republic students will have the opportunity to study Plato's metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and politics. This work is the first presentation of a complete philosophical system in Western history. Following the Republic , we shall read sections of Aristotle's work selected so as to show students his response to earlier thinkers, as well as his own approach to philosophy that is both unique and a continuation of what preceded him.

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