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• Title: Essay: Individualism in Philosophy: Essay
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  • ideal figures of Greek sculpture. To the natural course of events in daily
  • mythological thinking of the Greeks into philosophical thinking is
  • stage. He no longer speaks of gods as his Greek ancestors did. For him the
  • Greek thought. The human being seeks to transfer into the outer world what
  • The Greek thinkers wanted nothing more than to believe that man was already
  • The tendency of Greek thinking from Thales to Aristotle is to think that
  • powers. The period of Greek thought that follows Aristotle presents us with
  • and Epicureans compared to those of older Greek thinkers.
  • The course of development taken by Greek thinking lies between the two
  • world have changed. What the oldest Greek philosophers thought these causes
  • The last phase of Greek philosophy, Neo-Platonism, offers a splendid proof
  • The courses taken by the ideas that form the content of Greek philosophy
  • that are almost tangible, what Greek philosophy expressed in the language
• Title: Anthroposophy and the Social Question: Part III
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  • Greek city in ancient days, even the citizen too of a “Free
  • Even by the noblest Greeks, slavery was not regarded as an injustice,
• Title: Essay: The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • Greek philosopher Aristotle called man the most imitative of
  • language before ever he learns to speak it, just as we do with Greek
• Title: Article: Spiritual Science and the Social Question
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  • an old Greek city, or even a citizen of a free city in the Middle
  • this respect it makes no difference that, for instance, the Greek way
  • is no longer possible. Even the most noble Greek did not find slavery