Reviews
The translation is disappointing. True to its name, it covers Greek philosophy superficially, so I recommend it as an introduction.
Guthrie's Introduction to Greek Philosophy. It seems like a good book for organizing ancient Western philosophy at a glance.
Guthrie's Introduction to Greek Philosophy. It is good because it allows for a good summary of the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle.
I realized that in order to understand Greek philosophy, one must have a basic understanding of the society and language of that era. I gained a brief understanding of philosophy from the Ionian school to Aristotle.
I bought this to listen to Dool's History of Western Philosophy. I'll read it carefully. It's a little... difficult... but it's helpful.
I can't read the translation. And you can understand what it means by reading it as a literal person, but it doesn't have the structure of Korean. Not even the translation, but the sentence that the translator himself does not read. It's pretty sad to think that Professor Park Lee was a man in '93. I want someone to translate or at least give me a quote. And yet, you see this book as much as it's a little bit of an easy Korean book on ancient Greek philosophy.
I was in college when my first year of school, and I had to go through this book with Professor Park. At the time, it was remembered that this book was published by the publisher as a species. And then, with a strange Greek, this book became the bishop's textbook and had to take a semester course. Of course, I wasn't interested in Greek philosophy, so my grades didn't work out, and I had to spend almost four years in the middle of this book, just collecting dust. I went to the army and I was in
After summating the beginnings of Greek philosophy, emphasizing the importance of understanding the language, we are briefly outlined the philosophies of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, starting with the philosophy of Ionian and Pythagoras. It's a summary of his Greek philosophy, which is designed to provide eight lectures for the student philosophy, so it's very easy to read.
And it's important to understand these two civilizations because the roots of modern civilization are so much flowing from the two milk lines of Hebrew and Hella. And of course, it contains the outline of Greek philosophy, which is the root of modern humanities. The volume is small and it's titled, but it'll be a collection of all the integers of Greek philosophy, as it were, through the insights of a Greek philosopher. Greek philosophy helps us a lot in understanding the Scriptures. And it's
W.K.C. Guthrie: Introduction to Greek Philosophy
Korean title: 희랍 철학 입문
Korean author: W.K.C.거스리
Korean publisher: 서광사
ISBN-13: 9788930606127
Reviews
The translation is disappointing. True to its name, it covers Greek philosophy superficially, so I recommend it as an introduction.
Guthrie's Introduction to Greek Philosophy. It seems like a good book for organizing ancient Western philosophy at a glance.
Guthrie's Introduction to Greek Philosophy. It is good because it allows for a good summary of the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle.
I realized that in order to understand Greek philosophy, one must have a basic understanding of the society and language of that era. I gained a brief understanding of philosophy from the Ionian school to Aristotle.
I bought this to listen to Dool's History of Western Philosophy. I'll read it carefully. It's a little... difficult... but it's helpful.
I can't read the translation. And you can understand what it means by reading it as a literal person, but it doesn't have the structure of Korean. Not even the translation, but the sentence that the translator himself does not read. It's pretty sad to think that Professor Park Lee was a man in '93. I want someone to translate or at least give me a quote. And yet, you see this book as much as it's a little bit of an easy Korean book on ancient Greek philosophy.
I was in college when my first year of school, and I had to go through this book with Professor Park. At the time, it was remembered that this book was published by the publisher as a species. And then, with a strange Greek, this book became the bishop's textbook and had to take a semester course. Of course, I wasn't interested in Greek philosophy, so my grades didn't work out, and I had to spend almost four years in the middle of this book, just collecting dust. I went to the army and I was in
After summating the beginnings of Greek philosophy, emphasizing the importance of understanding the language, we are briefly outlined the philosophies of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, starting with the philosophy of Ionian and Pythagoras. It's a summary of his Greek philosophy, which is designed to provide eight lectures for the student philosophy, so it's very easy to read.
And it's important to understand these two civilizations because the roots of modern civilization are so much flowing from the two milk lines of Hebrew and Hella. And of course, it contains the outline of Greek philosophy, which is the root of modern humanities. The volume is small and it's titled, but it'll be a collection of all the integers of Greek philosophy, as it were, through the insights of a Greek philosopher. Greek philosophy helps us a lot in understanding the Scriptures. And it's
