Philosophy [FINAL EXAM | PART 2, V2]

Question

One of the main philosophic works of Baruch Spinoza:

Answer 1

“Will to power”

Answer 2

“Critique of practical reason”

Answer 3

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

Answer 4

“The Critique of Pure Reason”

Answer 5

“Ethics”

Answer 6

“Will to power”

Answer 7

“Critique of practical reason”

Answer 8

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

Answer 9

“New Atlantis”

Answer 10

“Ethics”

Answer 11

Marketplace

Answer 12

Marketplace

Answer 13

Marketplace

Answer 14

Marketplace

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“Either-or”

Answer 16

“Critique of practical reason”

Answer 17

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

Answer 18

“New Atlantis”

Answer 19

“Novum Organum, New Instrument”

Answer 20

Pythagoras

Answer 21

Protagoras

Answer 22

Peripateticism

Answer 23

Materialism

Answer 24

Empiricism

Answer 25

Rationalism

Answer 26

Agnosticism

Answer 27

Abstract general ideas

Answer 28

Complexity

Answer 29

There’s no place like home.

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The world is round.

Answer 31

Moral problems.

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Everybody everywhere is pretty much the same.

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Physical problems.

Answer 34

Vaiseshika

Answer 35

St. Albert

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St.Aquinas

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St. Augustine.

Answer 38

Pythagoras

Answer 39

Democritus

Answer 40

Anaxagoras

Answer 41

Love wisdom.

Answer 42

Cosmo centrism.

Answer 43

Love Human

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Eley school

Answer 45

Milesian school

Answer 46

Atomists school

Answer 47

Alexandrian school

Answer 48

Pythagorean school

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Pythagoras

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Democritus

Answer 51

Protagoras

Answer 52

Dialectics of Athens.

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Tao Te Ching

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Lunyu, or Analects

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Heraclitus

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Heraclitus

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Pythagoras

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Intelligence

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Dialectical argument

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Rational instruction

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Learning from our mistakes

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Name of the city.

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Name of philosopher

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Name of founder.

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Name of the river.

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Name of book.

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Academicism

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Peripatetism

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The process of formation of things through confluence of matter and form.

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Universe “flows” from the beyond a single principle and exists eternally.

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Process of cognition by recollecting the soul.

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Process of developing of inference.

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Process of development of the world of natural phenomena.

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Al-Biruni.

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Ualikhanov

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Al-Khorezmi

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Altynsarin

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Al-Biruni.

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Al-Khorezmi

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Ualikhanov

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Altynsarin

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Al-Biruni.

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Al-Khorezmi.

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Al-Farabi.

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Al-Gazali.

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Kudaiberdiyev

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Al-Farabi.

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Al-Gazali.

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Man – political creature.

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Man – thinking being.

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Man – political creature possessing the soul.

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Human – creator, artist, enriched microcosm.

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Man – siner.

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Machiavelli

Answer 95

Campanella

Answer 96

Cardinal Mazzarini

Answer 97

Cardinal Rischelier

Answer 98

Heraclitus

Answer 99

Protagoras

Answer 100

Pythagoras

Answer 101

Anaximander

Answer 102

Al-Farabi.

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Ibn Tufeil.

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Protagoras

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Pythagoras

Answer 106

Heraclitus

Answer 107

Pythagorus

Answer 108

Democritus

Answer 109

Protagoras

Answer 110

Summa Theologica.

Answer 111

Summa of All Summas.

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Summa in Defence of God.

Answer 113

Summa of Evidences.

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Summa contra Devil.

Answer 115

Mathematics

Answer 116

Philosophy

Answer 117

Erasmus of Rotterdam.

Answer 118

Thomas Aquinas.

Answer 119

Makiavelli

Answer 120

Faith and reason

Answer 121

God and world

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Universals

Answer 123

Learning of God

Answer 124

Learning of man

Answer 125

Vaiseshika

Answer 126

Something mystical

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Hegelianism

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Belief in art of superstitions

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Belief in contemptuous attitude to science, the denial of their validity

Answer 130

Belief in wisdom

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Belief in the supernatural, otherworldly forces, having the opportunity to influence the course of world events

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Belief in denial of human freedom, the belief that all actions originally defined by God

Answer 133

Theologism

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Sociocentrism

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Cosmocentrism

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Antropocentrism

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Conventialism

Answer 138

Renaissance

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Rationalism

Answer 140

Conformism

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Campanella

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Jordano Bruno

Answer 144

system of views, evaluations, and emotions that characterize the relationship of man to the world and to himself

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system of body of knowledge possessed by people

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system of reflection of human consciousness of the social relations that objectively exist in society

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system of adequate system of preferences of adult personality

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system of historical forms of daily mind

Answer 149

Theologism

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Sociocentrism

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Cosmocentrism

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Antropocentrism

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Dante Alighieri

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Erasmus of Rotterdam

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Thomas More

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Lorenzo Valla

Answer 157

Francesco Petrarch

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Kshatriyas

Answer 159

Untouchables

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Heraclitus

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Protagoras

Answer 162

Pythagoras

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Anaximander

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Peripatetizm

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Academicism

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R. Descartes

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G. Leibniz

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Patristics

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Scholasticism

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Epistemology

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Apologetics

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Aesthetics

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R. Descartes

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system of views, evaluations, and emotions that characterize the relationship of man to the world and to himself

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body of knowledge possessed by people

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reflection of human consciousness of the social relations that objectively exist in society

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adequate system of preferences of adult personality

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form of history

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existence of Soul

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existence of Matter

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existence of God

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existence of Logos

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existence of Eidos Urania

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Denial of human freedom

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Machiavelli, Socrates, Plato

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Socrates, Plato, Aristotle

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Abay, Pushkin, Machiavelli

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Aristotle, Machiavelli, Plato

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Napoleon, Chingizkhan, Marx

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In the cloister, church and grave

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In the streets, market place, and gymnasiums

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In the house, forest, and sky

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In the grave, university, and school

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In the church, mosque, and synagogue

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Dante Alighieri

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Rene Descartes

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Erasmus of Rotterdam

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Lorenzo Valla

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Nikolas of Cusa

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Loranzo Valla

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Tomaso Campanella

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Sigmund Freud

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Knowing the world causes doubts

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Reason - is the main source to know the world.

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Intuition is the highest form of knowledge.

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All knowledge is based on experience.

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The source of knowledge is God's revelation.

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political being

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reasonable being

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product of the society possessing the soul

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creator, artist, rich microcosm.

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Microcosmos

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Henry Bergson

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Martin Heidegger

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Albert Camus

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Conventialism

Answer 218

Renaissance

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Rationalism

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Conformism

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R.Descartes

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F.Nietzsche

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Albert Camus

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Martin Heidegger

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Knowledge centrism.

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Cosmo centrism.

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Theo centrism.

Answer 228

Philosophy of history

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History of philosophy

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Epistemology

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Protagoras

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Hippocrates

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“On Islam in the Steppe”

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“Bogde Adam”

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“Metaphysics”

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“Abay’s way”

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“Book of Words”

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Machiavelli

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Nicolas of Cusa

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Ideas which are generated by eidos

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God is an absolute Maximum

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S.Seifullin

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M.Zhumabayev

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Y.Altynsarin

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A.Kunanbayev

Answer 246

Copernicus

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Love, friendship

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Beauty, art, harmony, style

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Civil rights

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Freedom of word and personality

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Social justice

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Moisture, water

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Protagoras

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Pythagoras

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Diogenus from Sinopa

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R.Descartes

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The origin of man.

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Problem of life and death

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Acquisition of happiness and serenity

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Cosmos and its origin.

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Soul of the things

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Pythagoras

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Democritus

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Pythagoras.

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Aristotle.

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Democritus

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Protagoras

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Gimnasium.

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Dialectics of Athens.

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Dionysian and Apollonian beginnings

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Positive and negative beginnings

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Human and animal beginnings

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Black and white beginnings

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Eastern and western beginnings

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F.Nietzsche

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Heraclitus

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Idea, in which God created everything

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Idea, in which Evil created everything

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Idea, in which Satan created everything

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Idea, in which human himself created everything

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Idea, in which nature itself created everything

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