Tuesday, January 3rd 2006

Polar Bears

author: Dagoberto : Brooklyn, NY

Western Sunset After the Storm

author: joey : Oakland, CA

Helio_coptus

author: ram51@japan.com : Berlin, Germany

Test_Cars

author: ram51@japan.com : Berlin, Germany

Helio_coptus

author: ram51@japan.com : Berlin, Germany

New Directions in Philosophy and Education One of the reasons that the sophists, who had flocked to Athens in the fifth century B.C., had stirred up controversy was that their teachings seemed to many to undermine time-honored moral traditions. Their relativistic doctrines implied that justice actually meant, to paraphrase the fifth-century historian Thucydides describing Athenian war-time behavior, the strong seizing all they have the power to obtain and the weak enduring what they had to accept. Attacking this doctrine was one of the many different subjects undertaken by the philosopher Plato in the fourth century B.C. Plato's famous pupil, Aristotle, combined...