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Protagoras: Is Man Truly the Measure of All Things?

In the latter half of the fifth century B.

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Socrates: Was He a Gadfly, a Saint, or Both?

Socrates (c.

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Sparta’s Shadow: How Did Its Myth Shape Plato’s Ideal State?

To truly understand Plato's political philosophy and its enduring influence, one must first grasp the profound impact of Sparta, both in its historical reality and its powerful myth.

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Plato’s Ideas: Are There Perfect Forms Beyond Our Senses?

Plato, arguably the most influential philosopher in Western history, built his entire philosophical edifice on a fundamental distinction: the separation of reality from appearance.

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Parmenides: Can Logic Prove That Nothing Ever Changes?

In stark contrast to Heraclitus's doctrine of perpetual flux, Parmenides of Elea, flourishing in the first half of the fifth century B.

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Empedocles: The Philosopher Who Claimed to Be a God (and a Scientist!)

Empedocles, a citizen of Acragas in Sicily who flourished around 440 B.

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Athens: How Did a Small City Become the Cultural Heart of Greece?

The sudden ascent of Athens to become the cultural and intellectual powerhouse of ancient Greece is one of history's most astonishing transformations.

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Anaxagoras: The First Philosopher to Bring Mind to Athens?

Anaxagoras, an Ionian philosopher born around 500 B.

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Heraclitus: Why is ‘Everything Changes’ Only Half the Story?

Heraclitus, an aristocratic citizen of Ephesus flourishing around 500 B.

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How Did Ancient Greece Spark the Dawn of Civilization?

The sudden and remarkable rise of civilization in Ancient Greece remains one of history's most astonishing phenomena.

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What Made the Milesian School the Cradle of Western Philosophy?

The Milesian School, originating in the flourishing commercial city of Miletus in Asia Minor, holds a unique place in the history of philosophy as the birthplace of Western thought.

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Pythagoras: Was He a Mystic, a Mathematician, or Both?

Pythagoras, a figure shrouded in both legend and profound influence, stands as one of history's most intellectually significant individuals.

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Louis Aragon: The Complex Portrait of a Poet, Communist, Lover, and Traitor

Louis Aragon stands as a monumental and deeply controversial figure in 20th-century French literature, comparable only to Victor Hugo in the sheer scale of his work and political engagement.

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Hannah Arendt: Who Asked You to Believe?

Read the full transcript of Hannah Arendt's interview on politics, freedom, and tyranny.

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What was Britney Spears like in the early 2000s?

Read the full feature on Britney Spears' rise to fame from the May 1999 issue of The Record magazine.

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