In this article, we study the structures that the Greek language employs to express quantification. By Greek, I am referring to the contemporary Greek spoken in the countries of Greece and Cyprus (an estimated total of 14 million speakers), and Greeks in diaspora (an estimated 5–6 million). It has long been customary, especially in the study of classics, to use the term ‘Greek’ to refer to the ...

Aim to review the process of formation Russian philosophical discourse. The author supports position that there was no discourse in literature ancient Russians, and original philosophy began form only 18th century. books Ancient Russia are characterized by absence a direct connection with tradition. ideas authors came through Byzantium. However, scribes perceived them as "Hellenic sophistry" ma...

We in India have good reasons to be proud of a rich heritage in science, philosophy and culture in general, coming to us down the ages. In mathematics, which is my own area of specialisation, the ancient Indians not only took great strides long before the Greek advent, which is a standard reference point in the Western historical perspective, but also enriched it for a long period making in par...

This scholarly article delves into the profound impact of Ancient Greece on development Western civilization. The explores various aspects Greek society, including philosophy, politics, arts, and architecture, highlights their lasting contributions that continue to shape modern thought culture. By analyzing key historical events, prominent figures, significant cultural achievements, this paper ...

The medical profession above all others has reason to be grateful that health has been and remains of vital importance to the individual and the public. Throughout history, health and hygiene have been recurrent topics in literature and philosophy, even featuring in early mythology: the Greek god Asclepios had a large family, most of whom had health and medical functions. One daughter, Hygeia, ...

This essay will discuss the combined seminars presented in book “The Greek Imaginary: from Homer to Heraclitus” by Cornelius Castoriadis. In these he dissects Ancient culture, politics, and religion an investigative analytic way. Through ancient mythology Homeric texts a lot of information can be derived regarding everyday lives, ideology, philosophy time; all aforementioned explicated as well ...

The early modern emphasis on tradition is perhaps clearest in the history of women during this period, as at the core of each culture was an ingrained patriarchy dating back thousands of years. In the West, for example, attitudes towards women were shaped by three strains of ancient European tradition: first, Judeo-Christian belief, which characterized women as either saintly, like the Virgin M...