The Pre-Socratics
8 June 2004, 2:20 PM
In my class yesterday the professor mentioned the "pre-Socratics" -
probably the first people to try to make the world intelligible in a
philosophic, scientific way. However, they were only briefly mentioned,
and I was a little more curious. So naturally I Googled 'em. Here's some
of the more interesting stuff I found: Early Greek Philosophy -
The Presocratics from Thales to Democritus Presocratics
Bibliography - Recommended Readings Presocratics
(from SparkNotes)
Expect a few more posts on some of the philosophers we cover in class.
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