Bertrand Russell (1872-1970) - "History of Western Philosophy" - τα περιεχόμενα του τόμου - ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΚΗ ΣΚΕΨΗ

 



Bertrand Russell,

“HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY”,

 1946

 

Από την έκδοση του 1961, second edition, George Allen & Unwin Ltd, Ruskin House, Museum Street, London.

 

Τα περιεχόμενα (ενδεικτικά, όχι πλήρη):

/ - Introduction

 

/ - BOOK ONE: ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY

 

/ - PART I: The Pre-Socratics

/ - The Rise of the Greek Civilization

/ - The Milesian School

     Thales

     Anaximander

    Anaximenes

/ - Pythagoras

Some of the rules of the Pythagorean order were:

/ - 1. To abstain from beans.

/ - 2. Not to pick up what was fallen.

/ - 3. Not to touch a white cock.

/ - 4. Not to break bread.

/ - 5. Not to step over a crossbar.

/ - 6. Not to stir the fire with iron.

/ - 7. Not to eat from a whole loaf.

/ - 8. Not to pluck a garland.

/ - 9. Not to sit on a quart measure.

/-10. Not to eat the heart.

/-11.  Not to walk on highways.

/-12. Not to let shallows share one’s roof.

/-13. When the pot is taken off the fire, not to leave the mark of it in the ashes, but to stir them together.

/-14. Do not look in a mirror beside a light.

/-15. When you rise from the bedclothes, roll them together and smooth out the impress of the body.  

/ - Heraclitus

/ - Parmenides

/ - Empedocles

/ - Athens in Relation to Culture

/ - Anaxagoras

/ - The Atomists

      Leucippus

     Democritus

/ - Protagoras

 

 

 

/ - PART II: Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

/ - Socrates

/ - The Influence of Sparta

/ - The Sources of Plato’s Opinions

/ - Plato’s Utopia

/ - The Theory of Ideas

/ - Plato’s Theory of Immortality

/ - Plato’s Cosmogony

/ - Knowledge and Perception in Plato

/ - Aristotle’s Metaphysics

/ - Aristotle’s Ethics

/ - Aristotle’s Politics

/ - Aristotle’s Logic

/ - Aristotle’s Physics

/ - Early Greek Mathematics and Astronomy

 

/ - PART III: Ancient Philosophy after Aristotle

/ - The Hellenistic World

/ - Cynics and Skeptics

/ - The Epicureans

/ - Stoicism

/ - The Roman Empire in Relation to Culture

/ - Plotinus

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

/ - BOOK TWO: CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHY

/ - PART I: The Fathers

/ - PART II: The Schoolmen

 

 

/ - BOOK THREE: MODERN PHILOSOPHY 

 

/ - PART I: From the Renaissance to Hume

/ - General Characteristics

/ - The Italian Renaissance

/ - Machiavelli

/ - Erasmus and More

/ - The Reformation and Counter-Reformation

/ - The Rise of Science

/ - Francis Bacon

/ - Hobbes’s Leviathan

/ - Descartes

/ - Spinoza

/ - Leibniz

/ - Philosophical Liberalism

/ - Locke’s Theory of Knowledge

/ - Locke’s Political Philosophy

/ - Locke’s Influence

/ - Berkeley

/ - Hume

 

/ -  PART II: From Rousseau to the Present Day

/ - The Romantic Movement

/ - Rousseau

/ - Kant

/ - Currents of Thought in the Nineteenth Century

/ - Hegel

/ - Byron

/ - Schopenhauer

/ - Nietzsche

/ - The Utilitarians

/ - Karl Marx

/ - Bergson

/ - William James

/ - John Dewey

/ - The Philosophy of Logical Analysis

 

 

 

Bertrand Russell (1872-1970)