Philosophy. Ancient Greeks were the first to practise p. - that is, they did not just provide world views or narratives, but arguments and reasons. Early Philosophers. Plato and Aristotle. The Schools. Break, New Trends, and State Recognition. Neoplatonists and the End of the Schools. Byzantines.Post-Byzantine and Modern:
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