Prof. Nick Pappas<\/p>\n
Assistant: Kathryn Wojtkiewicz<\/p>\n
Ancient Philosophy Period:
\nMay 28, 585 BCE - Sept. 4, 476 CE (Thales to the fall of the Roman Empire)<\/p>\n
Scope of class: From Thales to Aristotle, as per text book: Readings in Ancient Greek Philosophy: From Thales to Aristotle, 4th Ed. by Reeve.<\/p>\n
Pre-Socratic<\/p>\n
Socrates: works: Apology, Phaedo<\/p>\n
Plato: works: Republic, Symposium. School Academy.<\/p>\n
Aristotle: Studies everything, e.g. biology. Logic, ethics, politics, physics, metaphysics, etc.<\/p>\n
Lots of learning from this course coincide with Ligonier's Philosophy I.<\/p>\n
I believe that using a commentary site for works like that of Plato's <\/a>is rather convenient.<\/p>\n For Aristotle's works\/etc.<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Prof. Nick Pappas Assistant: Kathryn Wojtkiewicz Ancient Philosophy Period: May 28, 585 BCE - Sept. 4, 476 CE (Thales to the fall of the Roman Empire) Scope of class: From Thales to Aristotle, as per text book: Readings in Ancient … Continue reading