Theodor Gomperz Livres

Il ne faut pas s’étonner que les Atomistes soient tombés dans l’oubli. Si depuis l’Antiquité, les philosophes n’ont cessé de penser avec Démocrite, ils ont souvent ignoré ce qu’ils lui devaient. Cette injustice fut favorisée par l’émiettement des écrits atomistes aux quatre vents de la pensée grecque. Pour cette raison, la place que leur fit T. Gomperz dans les Penseurs de la Grèce, constitue une juste réhabilitation. Et pour cause, Leucippe et Démocrite ne sont rien moins que les pères fondateurs d’une physique corpusculaire abandonnant les principes qualitatifs des physiologues pour expliquer le mouvement et la nature. Après Les Sophistes, Les Médecins, Parménide.., Héraclite; Les Atomistes est le 5e opus extrait des Penseurs de la Grèce à paraître chez Manucius.

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In this detailed study of ancient Greek philosophy, the authors examine the lives and teachings of Socrates and Plato. Their insights into the world of Greek thought are essential reading for anyone interested in the history of philosophy.

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