Socrates thus contrasted the reality of the experient and rational subject, the soul, with the world of appearance in a way quite new for
Greek ethical thought.
Not exact matches
For if the
ethical (i.e. the moral) is the highest thing, and if nothing incommensurable remains in man in any other way but as the evil (i.e. the particular which has to be expressed in the universal), then one needs no other categories besides those which the
Greeks possessed or which by consistent
thinking can be derived from them.
Consider the following California 10th - grade - history standard: «Relate the moral and
ethical principles in ancient
Greek and Roman philosophy, in Judaism, and in Christianity to the development of Western political
thought.»