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Aristotle and the Lyceum

Passed over for leadership of the Academy, Aristotle spent a decade abroad before returning to found the Lyceum — the rival school where his break from Plato's Forms gave rise to logic, biology, ethics, and a new way of doing philosophy.

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Plato and the founding of the Academy

Socrates's death sent Plato into exile and years of travel before he returned to found the Academy — the school whose teaching methods, unwritten doctrines, and the Republic's vision of the just soul would shape Western philosophy for nine centuries.

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Ethics

Philosophy as a way of living

The word school comes from the Greek skholé — leisure. You did not attend the Academy just to le...

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Socrates: the incarnation of philosophy

Every word attributed to him comes from someone else — from Plato, who spent his life building...

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Odysseus descending into the Greek Underworld, standing at the center of a vast dark ancient cavern, seen from behind and slightly to the side, wearing weathered Greek armor and a dark cloak, holding a long spear, silhouette obscured by mist. Face hidden in deep shadow; two small glowing white eyes emerge from spectral darkness ahead. Towering translucent spirits rise from pale blue mist, faces distorted and screaming, fading into rocky walls. Two Greek warriors flank the foreground, one left, one right, watching cautiously, creating depth and scale. Massive black cave walls form a natural arch opening to a cold luminous abyss beyond.

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How myth made philosophy possible

In Book XI of the Odyssey, Odysseus descends to the underworld...

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Epistemology

What is philosophy?

Philosophy is the only discipline that cannot define itself...

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Biographies

Aristotle and the Lyceum

Biographies

Plato and the founding of the Academy

Ethics

Philosophy as a way of living

Biographies

Socrates: the incarnation of philosophy

Odysseus descending into the Greek Underworld, standing at the center of a vast dark ancient cavern, seen from behind and slightly to the side, wearing weathered Greek armor and a dark cloak, holding a long spear, silhouette obscured by mist. Face hidden in deep shadow; two small glowing white eyes emerge from spectral darkness ahead. Towering translucent spirits rise from pale blue mist, faces distorted and screaming, fading into rocky walls. Two Greek warriors flank the foreground, one left, one right, watching cautiously, creating depth and scale. Massive black cave walls form a natural arch opening to a cold luminous abyss beyond.

Metaphysics Logic

How myth made philosophy possible

Epistemology

What is philosophy?