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Aristotle
Aristotle
AristotleAristotle (384~322BC)was anancient philosopher, and one of thegreatest philosophers, scientists andeducators in the ancient history ofthe worldAs an encyclopedic scientist. he hascontributed to almost every subject
Aristotle Aristotle (384~ 322 BC) was an ancient philosopher, and one of the greatest philosophers, scientists and educators in the ancient history of the world. As an encyclopedic scientist, he has contributed to almost every subject
MainIdeas“Platoisdear tome，butdearer still is truth.”（吾爱吾师，吾更爱真理。）·Philosophy to be science, not feeling, experience and technology·The development of reason was the ultimate goal of educationand the state should carry out public education on the children ofslaveowners
Main Ideas • “Plato is dear to me , but dearer still is truth.”（吾爱吾师，吾更 爱真理。） •Philosophy to be science, not feeling, experience and technology. •The development of reason was the ultimate goal of education and the state should carry out public education on the children of slave owners
Influences: Aristotle contributed to almost every field of human knowledge.The founder, thepioneer·On the basic tendency and content of Western culture·A turning point in Greek science
Influences • Aristotle contributed to almost every field of human knowledge •The founder, the pioneer •On the basic tendency and content of Western culture •A turning point in Greek science
广Plato
Plato
PlatoPlato was a philosopher during the5thcenturyBCE一He founded the AcademyHe dedicated his life to learning andteaching and is hailed as one of thefounders of Western philosophy
Plato Plato was a philosopher during the 5th century BCE. He founded the Academy. He dedicated his life to learning and teaching and is hailed as one of the founders of Western philosophy
Main Ideas.The tangible things in nature are fluid, but the "forms" or "ideas"that make up these tangible things are immutable (不变的)·Plato opposes to regard love as the satisfaction of interest andlust, and holds that love is the admiration aroused by a glimpseof thebody of beauty in the human world, through which manachieveseternal beauty·Allknowledge of mancomes fromgenius,and it exists inthesoul in a latent way. Knowledge, therefore, is not a perception ofthe world, but a recollection of the world of ideas
Main Ideas •The tangible things in nature are fluid, but the "forms" or "ideas" that make up these tangible things are immutable（不变的）. •Plato opposes to regard love as the satisfaction of interest and lust, and holds that love is the admiration aroused by a glimpse of the body of beauty in the human world, through which man achieves eternal beauty. •All knowledge of man comes from genius, and it exists in the soul in a latent way. Knowledge, therefore, is not a perception of the world, but a recollection of the world of ideas
Influencesthe dialoguesWork--Republic（理想国）Influencesmakerof mathematiciansTheAcademySubfieldsa more fair and just society
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