PHILOS 2P03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Pythagorean Theorem, Deuterium, Anaximander
31 Oct 2016
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Anaximenes and air: opposites conflict, an interest in what"s familiar, An interest in origins and parentage: the achievements to procession and science, progress is being made in around this time. The pythagorean theorem: don"t eat beans. La s t cla s s: the struggle is beautiful, and it"s how we make progress, consider beethoven, consider aeschylus" orestia and consider. Ea s te r is la nd: the e nd of his tory a nd the ne e d for fina lity. Maybe around the elea of 515 450 bce. A set of laws that lasted 500 years, according to plutarch. And the goddess kindly took me in, taking my right hand in hers, and addressed me with the following words: young man, accompanied by immortal charioteers, reaching my house by the horses that bring you: welcome! The things that appear must genuinely be, being always indeed, all.
