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Apologia of Socrates (Xenophontes)
Russian (orig) and Ukrainian versions According to Xenophon’s version, Socrates allegedly behaved honorably and majestically at the trial, and he considered his best defense…
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Xenophonte on the “Enlightened Monarch” (Cyropaedia, Hiero, Agesilaus)
Russian and Ukrainian versions In this paper we will combine reviews of several works by Xenophon because they are all linked by one conceptual…
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Xenophonte’s “Symposium”: a review
Russian and Ukrainian versions In general, a set of dialogues called “Symposium” is a story about a group of virtuous friends who get into…
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A review of Xenophonte’s «Oeconomicus»
Russian and Ukrainian versions Considering the book called “Oeconomicus”, we will focus mainly on what interests us in terms of revealing Xenophon’s ethical-political and…
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The content of the tragedy “Alcestis” by Euripides
Russian and Ukrainian versions Despite the fact that female characters play major roles in most of Euripides’ plays, ancient comic poets (especially conservative ones…
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Pre-Philosophy: The Nine Lyricists
Russian and Ukrainian versions After the above-mentioned five semi-mythical characters and poets of the “Cyclic” — follows the epoch of the “sages” (which, by…
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Pythagoras and the Pythagorean brotherhood
Russian and Ukrainian versions The cycle “Ancient Philosophy: Formation of the Canon”: Introduction (Thales, Anaximander). First part (Pythagoras) — you are here. Second part…
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The formation of classical theology
Pre-Philosophy Cycle: The beginnings of philosophy in India and China. Eastern influence (Phoenician, Egyptian and Babylonian philosophy). Mythological stage (compressed mythology). Heroic stage (compressed…
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On frank criticism and anger
The title of this article was chosen for a reason; it is connected with such a scholar of the Epicurean school as Zeno of…
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Pre-philosophy: the influence of the East
History begins in the East The Greeks themselves believed that philosophy, as well as other varieties of high culture, came from the more ancient…