THE SECRET CODES OF THE MIND: INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY: Book II - 2260

Volume II: Ancient Greek Philosophy — Pre Socratics, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Stoicism, Epicureanism, Skepticism An Ancient Greek philosophy textbook for students and general readers, this volume covers Stoic philosophy on virtue and resilience, Pre‑Socratic philosophy, Socrates’ dialogues, Plato’s dialogues on justice and knowledge, Aristotle’s ethics for beginners, and the Hellenistic schools of Epicurean philosophy and Skepticism within the history of Western philosophy. It offers a clear, practical guide to Greek philosophers and schools of thought, strengthening critical thinking skills and serving as a concise history of Greek philosophy for students. Key Lectures: Pre‑Socratics, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and Hellenistic Schools Lecture 6: Pre‑Socratic Philosophy — Pythagoras and the Milesian school (Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes), the enigmatic aphorisms of Heraclitus, and the teachings of the Eleatics (Parmenides, Melissus) with Zeno’s paradoxes; includes Empedocles and Anaxagoras, showing early skepticism and critical thinking about the universe’s structure. Lecture 7: Socrates’ Dialogues — Socratic method, moral inquiry, and the enduring influence of Socrates on Western thought. Lecture 8: Plato’s Philosophy — Early, middle, and late dialogues on justice, knowledge, the soul, and the ideal state; practical reading of Plato’s dialogues to strengthen analytical skills. Lecture 9: Aristotle’s Ethics and Works — Virtue ethics, practical wisdom, and Aristotle’s impact from the Middle Ages to modern philosophy; a clear path into Aristotle’s ethics for beginners. Lecture 10: Stoicism, Epicurean Philosophy, and Skepticism — Stoicism on virtue, reason, and resilience; Epicurean views on happiness and tranquility; skeptical philosophy as reasoned doubt across three influential schools of thought. Special Features of the Textbook Interactive Learning — Discussion questions, practical assignments, and reading lists for deeper engagement. Clarity and Accessibility — Complex ideas explained in a style suitable for both students and general readers. Practical Relevance — Philosophy as a tool for self‑understanding, decision‑making, and positive change. Why Study Ancient Greek Philosophy with This Book? It invites readers to see the world through the eyes of the greatest Ancient Greek thinkers and to apply their wisdom to contemporary life. Whether seeking answers to life’s deepest questions, confronting ethical dilemmas, or developing critical thinking abilities, this book serves as both an introduction to Ancient Greek philosophy and a guide to living thoughtfully — with practical Stoic insights you can bring to everyday choices. About the Series and the Author The Secret Codes of the Mind: Introduction to Philosophy is the result of 40 years of academic and teaching experience by Dr. Andrew V. Kudin. Spanning over 540,000 words, this monumental work is presented in six volumes, each designed for maximum clarity and practicality for readers and educators alike. Begin your study of Ancient Greek philosophy today — explore timeless ideas, challenge your mind, and see the world through new eyes.
ASIN: B0DPX6N3NX
VSKU: BVV.B0DPX6N3NX.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Kudin, Dr. Andrew V.
Binding: Paperback