The Importance of Greek Culture for Development of European Civilization
In Konstantine Boudouris (ed.), The Philosophy of Culture I. Ionia Publications (2006)
| Abstract | The contribution considers three themes, Hesiod as the precursor of scientific philosophy and ethics, Plato’s political thought and its importance in our days, and the continuity of Greek thought in Byzantine philosophy. It deals with Hesiod’s works Theogony and Works and Days, Plato’s Republic, and it examines the formation of main formulations of Byzantine-Christian doctrines (God’s essence and nature, iconoclastic debate, etc.), through the use of methods and terms of ancient Greek philosophy. | |||||||||
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