Greek Philosophy: The Foundation of Western Thought
希臘哲學：互動探索平台 EN 中文 Greek Philosophy: The Foundation of Western Thought Greek Philosophy: The Foundation of Western Thought Greek philosophy, emerging in the 6th century BCE, laid the intellectual groundwork for much of Western thought, shaping disciplines from science to ethics. Its enduring influence stems from its commitment to reason, inquiry, and the pursuit of truth, which contrasted with the mythological explanations of the time. Thinkers like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle introduced systematic approaches to understanding the world, emphasizing logic and observation over superstition. Their ideas not only defined their era but continue to resonate in modern philosophy, science, and governance. Socrates, often considered the father of Western philosophy, revolutionized thought through his method of relentless questioning. Rather than...