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A critical history of Greek philosophy

London,: Macmillan & co. (1920)

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  1. Computer Science and Philosophy: Did Plato Foresee Object-Oriented Programming?Wojciech Tylman - 2018 - Foundations of Science 23 (1):159-172.
    This paper contains a discussion of striking similarities between influential philosophical concepts of the past and the approaches currently employed in selected areas of computer science. In particular, works of the Pythagoreans, Plato, Abelard, Ash’arites, Malebranche and Berkeley are presented and contrasted with such computer science ideas as digital computers, object-oriented programming, the modelling of an object’s actions and causality in virtual environments, and 3D graphics rendering. The intention of this paper is to provoke the computer science community to go (...)
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  • Editor's introduction: Beyond a celebratory occasion. [REVIEW]S. F. Spicker - 2002 - HEC Forum 14 (4):289-298.
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  • Exploring the Role of Dialectic in Anaximander’s Philosophy.Rahman Hamidur - 2023 - Journal of Philosophy, Culture and Religion 56:24-29.
    Dialectic has been a fundamental part of philosophy since the time of Anaximander, which is a method of argumentation and reasoning. Anaximander’s thought is deeply rooted in the Milesian school of philosophy, where philosophers used dialectic to explore and explain life and the world. This philosophical method focuses on the idea of opposites and how they interact and influence each other to create a more complete understanding of the ideas. The presence of dialectic in Anaximander’s philosophy is evident in his (...)
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  • The Semantics of Conditional Propositions in Stoic-Megarian Logic.Kamran Ghayoumzadeh & Sara Khakipour - 2019 - Journal of Philosophical Investigations 13 (26):297-315.
    The main issue of the present Article is a discussion about the conditional proposition in Stoic- Megarian Logic. There were, in Stoic-Megarian school, many theories of meaning to interpret these propositions. Since conditional propositions made the structure’s core of their Logic, so for the understanding of the key concept of their thought, we need searching, prior to anything, in the semantics of these propositions. We will, in the first place and much survey, compare between Stoic-Megarian Logic and Aristotelian Logic and (...)
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