In his only existing work, the verse De Rerum Natura (the essence of things), Epicurean writer Titus Lucretius Carus wrote that the soul and body are inseparable. This view is controversial by opposing the concept of a traditional discrete and immortal soul, but this view is not mere novelty. The argument that Lucretius believes that the soul is a new attribute of physical particle interaction is actually more convincing and better supported than Lucretius himself imagined. Lucretius, perfect Titus Lucretius Carus, (Prosperity in the 1st century BC), Latin poets, philosophers are known for his only long poetry De derum natura (in the nature of Mono). This poem is the most complete existing statement in Greek philosopher Epicurian physics theory. It also implies his moral and logical doctrine. There are few people who know him besides the poetry of Lucretios. The small evidence available is very uncertain. In the 1994 Chronicle (or in 1996 or 1993) Jerome was the father of the Latino 's prestigious church, Le Courtus was born that year and said that a few years later, love medicine was driven. He is crazy. Cicero later fixed some clear books and he committed suicide in 44 years (51 or 50 years ago). In his only existing work, the verse De Rerum Natura (the essence of things), Epicurean writer Titus Lucretius Carus wrote that the soul and body are inseparable. This view is controversial by opposing the concept of a traditional discrete and immortal soul, but this view is not mere novelty. - Sonar and whale move Imagine that you are lying on the beach along the horizon of Baja California, California. You can see that the first gray whale pierced through the water and thrown into the air. I personally saw this, this is a life changing experience. This size whale can truly suppress you. Whales move more than 6,000 miles per year in winter to mate in tropical warm waters. It is wonderful to see them arrive, but it's not easy The physical nature of the soul has two important influences on epicurean doctrine. First of all, Epicuras is the basis for Epicuras to prove that the soul can not survive with physical death (other arguments against this effect are given in Lucretius 3.417-614). The texture of the soul is too delicate to exist irrespective of the body including it, and in any case it is necessary to feel the connection to the body. You will know that there will be no regrets for punishment after death or loss of life. Secondly, the soul is a reaction to a physical impression whether it is a physical impression that does not reach in the form of a lamina or pseudo-image, or whether it is an impression resulting from movement inside the body. There is nothing purely mental. In this sense, it is a state that does not exist or a purely conscious object, it is considered to be different from the entity.

Overview 2-5, LS § 4 "Principle of protection" In these paragraphs, what are the three principles claimed by Epicura and Lucretius? (I) Things are not because there is nothing, nothing. (Ii) Things are not changed to things, things are not literally eliminated. (Iii) the whole will continue to be the same and still the same; this whole will not change, and external things can not be introduced to change it. Clearly, things do not appear in anything, each comes from a specific thing - tree nuts, nuts, fruits, birds in eggs, eggs in birds. Like many former Socratic philosophers, Epicuras believes that the universe consists of materials called atoms and voids. The focussed epiculus, Lucretius, clarifies the naturalism philosophy of Epicurean through teaching of maxim, "I can not be created because nothing is things, things will degrade to nothing at all I can not do it. " God does not interfere with human life This is eternal and death is nothing but the collapse of the assembly of atoms. It is important to emphasize that the overall structure of epicureanism is integrated and intended to fulfill its main ethical goals. Epicurean's naturalistic scientific theory depends on his understanding of happiness, that is, acquisition of happiness, correct understanding According to Aristotle (Physics 1.4), a natural philosopher. Lucretius emphasized the importance of this idea to his master Epicurus. He established his physics based on this same principle (according to Diogenes Laertius 10.24.38). But this doctrine of natural philosophy is also a methodological principle of philosophical reasoning. This is because the principles of physical production are transformed into cognitive production for ease of occurring in these problems. Consequently, substantive conclusions can not be rationally endorsed unless substantive discussions are invoked within its support, as problems must be brought about from the material world. Ancient Greek nuclear scientists such as Leucippus, Democritus, Epicurus foresaw later materialist. The Latin poetry of Lucretius De Rerum Natura (99 BC - 55 BC) reflects the mechanical philosophy of Democritus and Epicurus. According to this view, everything that exists is all material and ineffective, and all phenomena are generated by different movements and aggregates of basic substance particles called "atoms" (which means literally "indivisible") . De Rerum Natura provides a dynamic explanation of phenomena such as erosion, evaporation, wind, sound, etc. For the first time in Lucretius's work, the famous principle of "You can not touch the body, but the body will touch" appears. However, Democritus and Epicurus did not adhere to the monostonic ontology. Because they argued the ontological separation of matter and space, that is, space is the "other" of existence and the definition of "materialism" is more than this range is wider .

The speaker thinks as follows: (1) love is sick, (2) enslave love love, and (3) all diseases trying to correct love are futile, irritating a lover I will. As Milton's Adam and Eve are slain by sinful disobedience to God, when they are stabbed by Cupid's "Winged arrow", human beings will be loving slaves. Milton has redemption and freedom by Christ, but there is no ransom for Dryden. Gilles Deleuze's "Lucretius and Naturalism" (1961; translated by Jared Bly) is the first version of the article posted as a modified version in Deleuze's 1969 Logique du Sens appendix "Lucrèceetle Naturalisme". Here, Deleuze shows how Lucretios expressed her own Atmism as a means in the first true noble act of philosophical pluralism, and identified the speculative and practical purpose of philosophy as "naturalism" There. In human nature, distinguish between those belonging to myths and those belonging to nature; essentially, real infinite and not so: this is the practice and speculation of naturalism. One of the most serious constants of naturalism is to blame everything that causes sorrow and everything that needs sadness to exercise its power. Atomic theory achieves this through clinical and imaginary concepts Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius wrote De Rerum Natura (the essence of things) in 50 BC to explain the philosophy of Epicurean to the Roman crowd. In his work, Lucretius describes the principles of Atomism, the essence of thought and soul, the interpretation of emotions and thoughts, the development of the world and its phenomena, and the phenomena of various celestial bodies and the earth. The elemental system used in medieval alchemy was developed mainly by the Persian-Arab alchemist Jābiribn Hayyān and was rooted in the classical elements of the Greek tradition. In addition to the two philosophical elements, his system consists of four Aristotle elements: air, earth, fire and water: sulfur characterizing the principle of flammability; the principle that characterizes the "burning stone" and the nature of the metal. Roman epiculian poet Rucletius started his educational poet de Deme Natura by treating Venus as a true natural mother. Lucretius uses Venus as a "symbol of naturally occurring personalization". It is mainly related to the nature of Lucretius' s work, which suggests a non - traditional understanding of the world avoiding superstitions. In the myth of Inca, Mama · Pacha and Pachamama are infertile goddesses, and oversee planting and harvesting. Pachamama is usually translated as "Mother Earth", but more literally translated as "Mother Universe" (Aymara and Quechua Mom = Mother / Pacha = World, Time and Space or Universe). Pachamama and her husband Inti are the most merciful gods worshiped as part of the Andean (from now Ecuador to Chile and Argentina)

At the most basic level of subconsciousness, all living animals have the desire to live. Normally, this instinct is in a dormant state, but in severe circumstances it may be led to do unexpected things. In addition to this subconscious movement, there is also a motivation for creating a society afraid of death. Due to the universality of historical religion, many people are a bit worried about permanent curses and torture in post-mortem life. In his poem "The Objects of Objects" religion is one of Luce's favorite themes. All that religion makes to human beings and all the fear of life after death is the doctrine of life, which is unfair to Lucretius. Because the essence of the gods themselves must be immortal, but the lives of people are faithful and shrinking in the awaited state of religion. Throughout this article, Lucretius proved to be extremely harsh to religion. "The religion that was destroyed at our feet was injured in order, and his victory kept us at the same level as heaven." This famous criminal warrior and conqueror of evil is an example of Lucius's writing. For Romans reading this article, 亵渎 may be their tongue, but Lucretios has enough wisdom to point out religious crime as a counterattack for the readers. Whether observation of this quote feels comfortable to those who are afraid of death is not a problem. Lucretius believes that his view is an antidote to the fear of death penetrated into irrational religion and poison at the last moment of many believers, even if not life. Hume says there is nothing at the time of death and birth. Various ideas are based on his death. In Epicurean 's philosophical tradition, I believe that the answer is "eyes", but highly trained philosophical training is necessary to take it into account. On the other hand, it may not be a general sense of security that even highly educated people never exist inadvertently. Julian Burns will investigate contemporary scenes. Tennysen can say in the 19th century:

Is it possible to make something without doing anything? You may be thinking, you can not take something and create it in something. Since God exists in the first human being, there is a religious view to explain why humanity exists. Then there is a scientific view that explains the existence of the law used to help explain how to create something from nothing, such as the law of universal gravity. Lucretius, the essence of the universe, (Penguin Books Ltd., Harmondsworth, Middlesex, UK, 1952). Lucretius believes that everyone should keep five senses and that all knowledge comes from observations made only by these senses. Interestingly, Volume 5 (cosmology and sociology) is very similar to modern "evolutionary" world view. He said that the world has beginnings and ends, that it was not created by God, but far apart and indifferent. In addition, his perspective on creation of the world ("convergence of atoms") is actually similar to the "big bang" theory. He is also tracking the development of mankind from primitive society to the present. This is written around 70 BC Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius wrote De Rerum Natura (the essence of things) in 50 BC to explain the philosophy of Epicurean to the Roman crowd. In his work, Lucretius describes the principles of Atomism, the essence of thought and soul, the interpretation of emotions and thoughts, the development of the world and its phenomena, and the phenomena of various celestial bodies and the earth. The elemental system used in medieval alchemy was developed mainly by the Persian-Arab alchemist Jābiribn Hayyān and was rooted in the classical elements of the Greek tradition. His system consists of four Aristotle elements, in addition to two philosophical elements, air, earth, fire and water.

At Sonnet 73, "When you may see it in me" the focus is on the narrator's concern about aging and imminent death. Each quart line expresses this in different ways and ties the life stages of the narrator to various analogies indicating the transmission of time in nature. The time from several days to several minutes from the season has been greatly shortened. As time goes shorter, the speed at which the narrator approaches death will be faster. Finally, death is imminent, the narrator is obvious, and that is obvious for both audiences and readers. Summary of Lucretius' life cycle and fear of death: In De Rerum Natura III 963971, Lucretius believes that death should not be afraid of death, as death is an essential part of the natural cycle of life and death. Apart from Martha Nussbaum, this argument has rarely attracted philosophical attention and he claims that it is very powerful. But the view of Nussbaum is unsustainable and I offered my own reading. As I mentioned, I agree with Nussbaum that the discussion of the life cycle is quite different from the well-known Epicurean debate. It starts not only from different premises but also from entirely different discussions. However, as explained by this, this is very problematic. It relies more families of Stoic 's schools than Epicurean' s ethics, and Lucretius' s appeal to nature in this discussion is inconsistent with his argument elsewhere in De Rerum Natura. Instead, it deals with the destructive attitude towards human life and fears death. 1 Waterfall life cycle: The waterfall life cycle is the most familiar and classic lifecycle model. It is sometimes called classical life cycle or linear order model. This is the simplest life cycle, very easy to use and easy to understand. In the waterfall lifecycle, each phase needs to be completed before the next phase begins. Each stage is independent and there is no overlap. V-shaped model: The V-shaped model is very similar to the waterfall model's lifecycle, but the test is carried out in the early stage of the life cycle, not the waterfall model. Like the waterfall model, the V-shaped model is also a sequential loop, and a new phase is started only after the previous phase has been completed. Each development phase matches its own test phase, according to the requirements of system test, advanced design, integration test, low level design, and unit testing. For systems requiring high reliability, a V-shaped model is very useful.

"George Berkeley: Esse Est Percipi?" George Berkeley is a Catholic priest living in the 17th century (price, 206). He wrote some of the most profound works of the era, most of which was characterized by rationalism and British empiricism. Berkeley is a member of an empiricist. Generally, British empathists believe that knowledge comes from senses and 'sensory experiences' (Price, 193). Therefore, they believe that there is no natural knowledge, only knowledge is obtained, or they are posterior (Price, 193). John Rock was a British philosopher of the 17th century and contributed to the foundation of modern political discourse and empiricism. He will influence the revision of George Berkeley and David Hume and the theory of social contract, which will lay the foundation for liberal democracy and classical republicanism. Rock will be an influential figure in the formation of the initial US government and the drafting of the national constitution. His political theory will also affect the ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Emmanuel Kant, John Rawls, Robert Nozick. Many people think the view of rock is similar to modern liberalism, but like most political philosophers it is difficult to classify him as a single ideology. Idealism is a philosophical system developed by Irish philosopher George Berkeley (1685-1783). To be an idealist means that he believes that something like a problem does not exist outside the mind. According to Berkeley, if I do not feel it with five senses, there will be no pencil that I wrote this article. In addition to human thought and our perception, Berkeley is trying to prove that things exist and exist. In the dialogue between Berkeley and Hilos and Filonos, they point out either gods that all ideas are recognized, or gods who perceive the human mind. In other words, according to Berkeley, God is the ultimate creator of our perception. Because of this belief, he ultimately refused such philosophy like Lucretius. Among them Lucretius tried to deny the existence of God. Therefore, while Berkeley can not understand the outside world through thought, he said "wise things".

Although the history of materialism and idealism tells us that there is little Titus Lucretius Carus, he can understand from his work that he has a strong aversion to religious superstition. . He does not deny the existence of God, but his work is aimed to prove that the world is not guided or dominated by divinity. Lucretius claims that the material exists in the form of atoms moving around the universe in an empty space. Look at sometimes violent philosophical arguments in mainstream such as positivism, realism, becoming, eternalism and time, materialism and idealism. And you can think about the opposite, even for a great thinker. How difficult is complementarity between them? . The history of thought is influenced by the order of wrong choice. As Carl G. Jung discovered in his major work on human minds, most, if not all, of these controversies ultimately come from differences between personality types, introverted thinkers and extroverted thinkers . Conceptual and perceptual culture and history as a whole seems to be the result of a constant update of long-term bias selection The history of Western philosophy is mainly the two characteristics of reality, the struggle between idealism and materialism. Either one dominates part of this history, but idealism also applies to Greece in the 5th and 4th centuries BC. In medieval Europe, and in the history of India, as a mechanical materialism in the West and the West in the West and the West today in front of Rome and today in Rome, materialist idealism is a historical fact for some people this might be surprised The West does not seem to have a continuous linear tendency of idealism and materialism, but there is a repetitive movement between the two.

In Sarah Ruden's book, "Paul is among people", despite Paul being a man who strongly oppose girls and homosexuality, Ruden struggles to refute the universal beliefs of contemporary society There. She insists that Roman times are actually not fighting for the sake of equality and love, not what he had forgiven before the Paulian era and his era. Ruden challenged the contemporary negative idea of ​​Paul by comparing Paul's work of the mid-1950s with other popular literary works of the 1st and 2nd centuries in Rome in the early 1960s . In 2012, Saladenen brought us an incomplete translation and brought AD advertisement of the 2nd century called "Apuleius". The golden butt is full of rude contradictions. The upside story about unhappy youth becoming a scorpion is combined with a bright and fun love story (Cupid and Seoul) like the tapestry shown throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Unexpectedly, the book ends with a view of the goddess rising from the bulging of the moon sea. The flow is changing now. In 2009, Saladenen became the first woman to translate Aeneid, which preceded Caroline Alexander 's Illiad. Is it important whether men or women translate? It can, the classic translation is more than finding the corresponding word or phrase. Each translation brings their own ideas and backgrounds to the desktop, and this field is now open. In any case, how does translation work? There are various methods. Some people go through that line and compare the other versions with each other. In languages ​​like Babylon, this may be difficult, as the word may mean the whole English phrase. Translators who really care about being able to read ancient texts will always try to use many different words while always trying to capture the original meaning. Even if the word is just a word, there are people who want to mark places where clips are missing, others do not mind We are a wonderful era of classical translation. For the past ten years Virgil's "Aeneid" has been solved by Robert Fagles, Stanley Lombardo, Frederick Ahl, Sarah Ruden, and David Ferry. As an award-winning poet, Ferry's "Aeneid" can be excited and readily read - but all other translations are also true. It is truly important to read at least one of them. Borlius Vergilius Maro, born 70 B.C., known as Virgil, is the greatest poet in Rome. After spending his childhood in Mantova, as we now claim, he was educated in Milan and Naples, and finally when Lucretius brought the cosmology masterpiece "about the nature of matter", finally I arrived in Rome. Catullus published his article. Poems of passionate love

Edward Spencer celebrates allegorical literature with his classic romantic epic "Fairy Queen". Even if Milton criticized the use of the fable, he definitely used it in paradise lost. Milton used a fable, but his way of using it was quite different from how Spencer was used. The application of his allegory is a reversal of a typical Spencer's allegory. Milton uses the opposite fable as Satan's abstract expression of the trinity of God, Son and the Holy Spirit as the evil trinity of sin and death. In the Apocalypse of St. John the True Father, the Son, and the Trinity of the Holy Ghost - the True Anti-Philosophy - are the Antiglities of Dragons, Antichrist, False Prophets. These three letters symbolize the trinity of evil that distorts reflecting the trinity of God; they represent the opposite anti-religion we call heretics. Their teachings are non-traditional, as all are present in the collection of all non-normative wisdom, all things are inflammatory, profanatory and gnostic which make up an orthodox anti-theme. That is why GK Chesterton did not describe theological heresy when writing "pagan". . Instead he criticized his own contemporary philosophy and revealed the conflict buried in their reasoning. Let's talk about heretics. To celebrate the banned book, it is necessary to highly evaluate the evil trinity, heresy, apostasy and blasphemy without believing in religion. This is not to celebrate a naughty discourse that may anger housewives in the 1950s, but to include ideas to overthrow churches, institutions, or government power and possibilities. To do this we celebrate a banned book to celebrate Anaxagoras claiming that the sun is not sacred and hot sky stone. Salinger may be the first writer to point out a 16 year old suck - we already know - but it is hard to make him a rusted Socrates' man - he was killed for his nonsense and he Actively erode the accused young man. The banned book is heretical: Luther, Lucretius, Lovey. They are challenging authority and power. Their books are not forbidden for their language and metaphor, they are forbidden because of the thunder they contain.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader "Odyssey" is an epic composed of early Greek narrator Homer. This epic is the foundation of Greek and Roman education. Epic is a long poem characterized by adventure. The epic hero is a magnificent hero. A magnificent hero is a tall person, probably history and legend. The most outstanding qualities of magnificent heroes are often the most important qualities of a grand society. The main character of this epic is Odysseus. Odysseus is trying to find his hometown hero at Sophocles' Oedipus King ',' Homer's Odyssey 'and Tan' s "The Joy Luck Club". In world literature, there are two types of prototype main character, a mythical hero and a tragic hero. Like Homer's Odysseus, the mythical hero represents a combination of superhuman virtue and human imperfection. These qualities create a supernatural adventure with a realistic character. Mythological heroes are endorsed by the power of God to ultimately reach a specific goal or complete a journey From the beginning Roman literature was deeply influenced by Greek writers. Some of the earliest work we have is a historical epic about Roman early military history, as well as Greek epic stories of Homer, Herodotus, Thucydides. Virgil is generally considered to be the poet of Augustus, which represents the apex of Roman epic. His Aeneid talked about escape from Aeneas Troy and his settlement as a city of Rome. As the Republic expanded, the author began to produce poetry, comedy, history, and tragedy. Lucretius tried to explain science with his Dererum natura epic. The type of satire is also common in Rome, but the satire work is written by Juvenal and Persius.

Light is usually a symbol of purity, power, authority. For this reason, many historical religions and cults have defined the concept of light as the most important definitional feature of God. Some ancient religions have even developed around the sun worship. In ancient Egypt, there were two minor religions at different times, and they were early forms of Judaism. These two belief systems have many features, such as the importance of light and the existence of a central religious leader, but there are some important differences in the practice of the development of Athens and the early Judaism and worship there is. It is an important concept in many religions, including Jewish denominations and ancient Egyptian religions. Many people are familiar with the God of the Bible, but most people may have never heard of Egyptian sun god Asten. The worship of these gods is remarkably different, but the Egyptian gods of the sun have remarkable similarities with the God of Israel. - Witch - a magician of Satan, or just another religion. In today's society, new religions are overflowing. One of the oldest, but fastest growing beliefs of today is magic. Since the 13th century, this earth-based, naturally-oriented belief has been established, but it has only recently started to spread all over the world. No matter where we are, we will see something related to magical practice. The first volume began in 1350 BC, in honor of the Hieroglyphs of the God of the Sun, with a wonderful hymn to Atten. The creation myth of Babylon led to the creation of God, Madok, the Creator of God who built the world from the body of Tiamato. From chaos and the sea, Babylon was born, but before she defeated Maduk, she created a monster containing the first dragon whose veins were filled with poison rather than blood. Hesiod was in the late eighth century BC. I reviewed the birth of the gods of Olympus and the paths unfortunately encountered by deadly people - Prometheus and Pandora. According to chronological order, Anthology introduces Gilgamesh epic, Lucretius, Epicurus poet and Genesis 1-4 John Foster recently commented on this hymn. By examining hymns, he explained the attributes of Atten. As Stanza 7 says "only God, there is no one else", little or no mention is made of "great hymns" and most other Amarna's works. To the gods of the Pantheon of ancient Egypt. Akhenaten clearly showed to his subject that his authority is the best, at least for the moment the old way has disappeared.

The theory of Aristotle's soul in Deanima is centered on the soul of various creatures and features various behaviors. He believes that the soul is essential in the form of any living thing, it is not the body's inherent material, it is also the possession of the soul (a specific species), so that the organism is made an organism so that the concept of a soulless soul or The wrong body It is simply impossible to understand it. Aristotle's theory is extremely valuable in providing comprehensive and fully developed souls in all aspects and functions, as presented primarily in De Anima (see the complete story, Aristotle's psychology) Close to. A description of how all important functions of all creatures are related to the soul. In doing so, the theory is very close to providing a comprehensive answer from the concept of ordinary Greek souls, how precisely the soul is, and that it is responsible for various living things in some way (In particular, what human beings do and what they have experienced are also signs of life differences.) According to Aristotle's theory, the soul is a special kind of nature, namely creatures, plants, animals other than humans, and human beings It is the principle that explains the change of special circumstances and the rest. The theory of Aristotle's soul in Deanima is centered on the soul of various creatures and features various behaviors. - In his only existing work, the poem De Rerum Natura (about the nature of things), Epicurian writer Titus Lucretius Carus wrote that the soul and body are indivisible. This view is controversial in opposition to the traditional individual notion of immortality, but that is not mere novelty. The part or aspect of the soul mentioned here is rough, but it is influenced by Aristotle's theory of de Anima. The fundamentals of all living creatures, including human souls and plants, are nutrition and growth (415 a 20 ff). The following are senses and movements; these features are characteristic of animals (416b30 ff). Aristotle ties this part of the soul to appetite and desire (414 b 1 - 5). Therefore, there is a rough sketch of animals, animals, desires of appetite, subjects of desire, discrimination through emotion. In the case of a human, these functions are added. Thoughts are speculative and practical (427a 15-20). The majority of de Anima is used to explain nutrition, sensation and rational function; Aristotle believes that desire and appetite are the source of movement of other animals (432 a 15 ff), it is a source of humanity We add rationality as.

Epicuras started living on a small island in Samos, Aegean Sea. Born in February 341 BC, he was the second of the two poor pastors who insulted the civilians of Athens who settled in the territory of the four brothers, Greece. Epicurus' childhood may have made him angry, but his philosophy made him feel like he had spent his entire life in the magnificent palace of Alexander the Great. The greatest focus of epiculus is the greatest pleasure. According to him, it is only accomplished by removing all sufferings. Epicurian's philosophy was detailed in the long poems of Luktis (Roman philosopher of the 1st century BC), so epiculus (died in 270 BC) easily became the most influential Greek language It was. Materialist. The difference between him and Democritus is that he assumes absolute up and down direction in the universe. So all atoms follow a nearly parallel path. To explain the influence between each other, he then thought that the atom was the theory used to explain the coincidence rotation - free will -. Therefore, Epicuria's materialism is different from Democritus's uncertainty. Epicurian's philosophy includes an important moral part, a self-interested hedonism that enlightened. But his morality is not materialistic of derogatory words. The materialistic atomism proposed by Leucippus was uncertain, but it was later developed in a decisive way by Democritus. After that (the 4th century BC), the original atomic theory was once again regarded as uncertainty by Epicurus. He confirmed that the reality consists of infinitely indivisible, invariant particles or atoms (meaning atoms, "impossible to cut"), but he gives the weights of the atoms, and Leucippus' In order that they are characterized "image", "order" and "position" in the universe. In addition, they create the whole through the inherent motion in the vacuum, creating a diverse presence. Their movement was influenced by the punctuation (Lucretius named it as clinamen), depending on opportunities. These ideas led our understanding of traditional physics until the atomic nature was discovered in the 20th century.

Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) is a sad genius trying to lead a happy life. He is fascinated by history, language and philosophy and is very happy with the children He trying to improve the situation in our world seriously becomes a religious student. He mastered Latin and Greek, thought about the great philosopher, and suddenly was born - he became a mix of Lucretius, Prini, Hume, Rock, Dolbach, Bacon, Voltaire, Spinoza, Franklin, Pain and the Master It was. The idea of ​​the body and other giants is integrated in his shimmering heart. August 4, 1792 - Year of fear of France - Percy Bysshe Shelley (his grandfather's "Bysshe", a member of the same field) is the son of Timothy and Elizabeth Shelley. As brothers, John and the four sisters Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, and Helen's eldest son, Percy, not only inherited the great estate of his grandfather, but lined up to sit on Congress one day. As the oldest boy, a young Persie is their love and longing for his sister, his parents, even his early dominant servants, and a family house near Horsham in Sussex. Young lord of the field. He was full of fun and imagination, designed a game to play with the sisters, and told the ghost stories to joy and joyful crowds. Percy Bysshe Shelley was born on Field Place on August 4, 1792. His ancestors began to be Sussex aristocrats from the beginning of the 17th century. His grandfather, Sir Byshe Shelly, made himself the most rich man in Horsham, and his father, Timothy Sherry, was a calm traditional parliamentarian. Percy Bysshe Shelly was sent to Eton for education and continued his studies at Oxford. At that time he released two spy stories and poems. In Oxford in autumn of 1810, Shelley and his best friend, Thomas Jefferson Hogg, created a booklet on the necessity of atheism and claimed that the existence of God can not prove to be the reason for experience. Sherry refused to reject the file, so Sherry and T. J. Hogg were rejected. The incident opened a violation between Sherry and his father, and his father interrupted all his relations with his son. He went to London Mary Sherry, born in London in 1797, was the daughter of famous radical artists William Godwin and Mary Worth Craft. In 1814, as soon as she met, she fell in love with Percy Bysshe Shelly who was not known at the time. In December 1816 when Shelly 's first wife committed suicide, Mary married Percy. Since she lived in Italy from 1818 to 1822 when she drowned, Mary returned to London as a professional novel, story, and essayist and died in 1851. Charlotte Gordon's previous publications include romantic Water Margin: Mary's extraordinary life Wollstonecraft and her daughter Mary Shelley (2015), B actress Bradstreet: First American Poet's Unknown Story (2005). A woman named God: Abraham's dilemma and the birth of three faiths (2009). The romantic Water Margin received the 2016 National Book Critics Biography Award. Currently she is an excellent humanistic professor at Endicott College.

In this month's reading group, I hope to draw attention of writers who feel that you deserve more attention. At the end of last year, we asked you to name the gems ignored in 2017. It seems to be a huge success. In particular, I finally read Eley Williams' wonderful (recently awarded) Attrib. Now I would like to broaden this opportunity again and I would like to find a writer who might be missing or a writer deserving special attention. The word of reference is as wide as you desire. If you feel that there is not enough people to enjoy the view of Lucretius epicurus philosophy, please win the De Rerum Natura nomination. On the other side, if you think you are you you let me know if you think you know a writer you will be the next big thing And we would like to hear the voice of a great, old writer who is no longer subject to mainstream coverage, is unjustly forgotten, or needs a little special love. It is a most forgotten genius, such as a confusing old-fashioned Titan, such as Alfred Chester, John Fowles, an eternal outsider like Dan Fant, a quietly wonderful occupation like Leslie Gloucester, or a May-Tan Independent publishing inspiration like Tan, this is your choice This book is widely available and reading it will bring us all good things. If you can provide some information on this book and why the author is important it is also very exciting. I will weigh these proposals together in a few days, wear a hat, and regain the book to read the results. In addition, a very good choice means that we have to make a decision without a definite winner. Should I read a book on data science and artificial intelligence to prove my future career? Should I improve my communication skills so that I can become a better leader? Or should we read the latest exercise study, diet book, parenting guide to raise our personal life to the next level? All of these areas are important, comparing them may compare apples, oranges and almonds So, how many personal development books and articles should we read in a year? As long as we can blend into our lives. If you really have a book, please read it again. I will slow down this time, take a note and read the chapter until I execute the strategy. Remember, if you are just applying for a book, you are ahead of those who have read only one thousand already. We should acquire a healthy habit of reading books. And the books we read bring morality to us. These books may develop or destroy our personality, so we need to choose carefully. There are many advantages to reading a good book, which is very useful for our personality. A bad book destroys our character and lets us acquire unhealthy customs. We should allow children and teenagers to read good books. Because they are the future of the country. They should learn from the courses found in these books. A good book is "Friend, Inquirer of Truth and Guide".

In Sarah Ruden's book, "Paul is among people", despite Paul being a man who strongly oppose girls and homosexuality, Ruden struggles to refute the universal beliefs of contemporary society There. She insists that Roman times are actually not fighting for the sake of equality and love, not what he had forgiven before the Paulian era and his era. Ruden challenged the contemporary negative idea of ​​Paul by comparing Paul's work of the mid-1950s with other popular literary works of the 1st and 2nd centuries in Rome in the early 1960s . In 2012, Saladenen brought us an incomplete translation and brought AD advertisement of the 2nd century called "Apuleius". The golden butt is full of rude contradictions. The upside story about unhappy youth becoming a scorpion is combined with a bright and fun love story (Cupid and Seoul) like the tapestry shown throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Unexpectedly, the book ends with a view of the goddess rising from the bulging of the moon sea. The flow is changing now. In 2009, Saladenen became the first woman to translate Aeneid, which preceded Caroline Alexander 's Illiad. Is it important whether men or women translate? It can, the classic translation is more than finding the corresponding word or phrase. Each translation brings their own ideas and backgrounds to the desktop, and this field is now open. In any case, how does translation work? There are various methods. Some people go through that line and compare the other versions with each other. In languages ​​like Babylon, this may be difficult, as the word may mean the whole English phrase. Translators who really care about being able to read ancient texts will always try to use many different words while always trying to capture the original meaning. Even if the word is just a word, there are people who want to mark places where clips are missing, others do not mind We are a wonderful era of classical translation. For the past ten years Virgil's "Aeneid" has been solved by Robert Fagles, Stanley Lombardo, Frederick Ahl, Sarah Ruden, and David Ferry. As an award-winning poet, Ferry's "Aeneid" can be excited and readily read - but all other translations are also true. It is truly important to read at least one of them. Borlius Vergilius Maro, born 70 B.C., known as Virgil, is the greatest poet in Rome. After spending his childhood in Mantova, as we now claim, he was educated in Milan and Naples, and finally when Lucretius brought the cosmology masterpiece "about the nature of matter", finally I arrived in Rome. Catullus published his article. Poems of passionate love

The corn sales dilemma includes the philosophical work of Cicero De Officiis also known as On Duties. It was written in 44 BC and is dedicated to his son Marcus. It takes advantage of the views of various fields of ancient philosophy and deals with the problem of moral behavior. The corn sales dilemma exemplifies finding a balance between the main problem of paper, "glorious" (honest) and useful. Although this article may be like a page of business ethics course, in fact, the focus of Cicero is mainly philosophical ethics. The focus is the character of the seller. "Do not forget Cicero, the beginning of humility from the beginning of humility to the Roman Republic Consider him and other ancient philosophers, such as Lucretius, Seneca, Augustus, and of course poet and history, of scientists These are the reasons we learn Latin, not to display ourselves with flashy quotes "But because of its origin, we do not see it like this. Most of us are not seeing it at all because it is hidden behind curtains with difficulty in education and history. We listen to correct buzzwords such as success, wisdom, and good life, then words like virtue, good luck, and luck go into the picture and we will rather return to Youtube to the right In order to make me more persuasive, I have read "How to acquire arguments: Ancient persuasion art guide" edited and translated by James M. May. For those who have never experienced classical education for us, in May May Marcus Tillius Cicero's ancient work can be simple and fun. This book is an introduction to the basics of ancient rhetorical art, and it briefly introduces Cicero's surviving works. He may not be able to prevent the Republic of Rome from becoming a citizen, but he certainly will hinder the tendency of some authoritarianism. In our own era, we are in an ideological struggle to protect traditional freedoms such as freedom of speech, freedom of religion, property rights from contemporary people. Sometimes it feels like the collapse of the Roman Republic and the survival of our own civilized institution is threatened It can be imagined that Jews and Indians, as well as Gaulians, Greeks, Carthaginans, may protest that Cicero claims that the Romans are the oldest religion. Nevertheless, the Romans of the Cicero era are indeed places where the gods are universal and meaningful in the lives of people - an ordinary curse of Sulpicia and exceptional like Cicero himself and Julius Caesar Cemetery.

Shakespeare's fake comedy fake comedy is the first drama of Shakespeare. A small figure in the play, Egeon and Duke, established a framework for the drama. At the Duke's request, Ejong explains his adventure and told the story of his life. This provides a history of false comedy and helps to keep track of confusion evolving during the game. Some themes used by Shakespeare are loosely related to actual comedy. Burden and freedom, control and compassion, conflict between loss and regeneration are the keys to the drama. Novel 'Let Anuil tell you, make use of its shape' Shakespeare derives his wrong comedy from Menae Kumi of Pronutus. Comedian style of Comedy Elizabethan drama (Actually, most dramas continue to modern drama .... Although Boston is a city deeply connected with its historical roots, it continues to evolve as it is suitable It is one of the major cities that began fighting to abolish colonial freedom and slavery, from manufacturing to high tech, to defense, and recently to medical and biotechnology, the economic downturn Boston is a great place to live for all these reasons. Platus' work suggests many types of contemporary comedies - Firth, Burlesque and Ritual Comedy. Shakespeare got him the wrong comedy and the idea of ​​a happy wife of Windsor; the interesting thing that happened on the way to the contemporary musical and movie, forum has adapted the plot of the three Pratt . He wrote that the modern day Lucretius of Cathulus (99-55 BC) found an antidote for his deep disillusion with his fellowman in the epicros philosophy. Accumulation of wealth in the blood: accumulation of wealth in the rich, they built a massacre in the massacre. They are joyfully pleased and welcome to die their brothers. discussion

In this week's article I would like to contrast and contrast the two very similar verses of British Hillary. The title of the poem itself is very similar, the first one is Ad Puerum Anglicum, the second is Ad Puerum Andegavenism. The first poem is about boys in the UK, and the second poem belongs to Angers. In 1151, Hillary lived very late, but when Henry took over Anju, Anju became part of the British Empire. These are two different places, but their history is intertwined. British Hillary was born in England and spent the rest of his life with anger, which means that the first poem was written in the early part of his life, then the second poem. My last work was called Young Sung's second movement, Trisis, Sense, Purua. For obvious reasons, I only call it a Trisis. Clepsydra is trying to suppress the human elements of music, but Tristis refines this by merely suppressing the personality. Individuals are not hidden from view, but are hidden in larger groups. Since each member knows what other groups are doing, and what their group is doing to music, these groups are independent. Having these boundaries can strengthen the identity of the group with personal identity. 58 Please note that Aeneas enters the palace through a secret entrance. I have never seen Sapius Andromake entering it through it. Around the grandparents "(ii. 456 - 457). The picture of this family can not direct Creusa's spouse towards the family 59 NII Horsfall (2008: ad loc.) Shows how to promote Dardanida here But not particularly useful. Comparison with other ancient comfort such as Consolatio ad Apollonium, Pseudo-Platonic Axiochus, Seneca's Ad Polybium de Consolatione, Cicero's Tusculans first book, and Lucretius's De Rerum Natura's third book These periodic A theme. For example, you have to answer the question, what happens to the soul after death? In Axiochus and Tusculans, regardless of whether the soul survives or dies, death is believed not to be evil under any circumstances. Lucretius insists that the soul dies so death is not evil; the soul survives

Fraud was always a trick, as long as time is interpreted as something that can be used to explain something that can not be fully understood, or something that may be considered mysterious. In the past, and perhaps a lot of people in our distant future, we believe that we can not understand and that there is actually power to exist in our work. In Apuliius' s "golden skull" these frauds play an important role in the daily lives of these societies. There is a common thread in the story shared by "Golden dragonfly", the custom of fraud known as witchcraft and / or magic refers to one of trumpets of society, women and their members It seems In 2012, Saladenen brought us an incomplete translation and brought AD advertisement of the 2nd century called "Apuleius". The golden butt is full of rude contradictions. The upside story about unhappy youth becoming a scorpion is combined with a bright and fun love story (Cupid and Seoul) like the tapestry shown throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Unexpectedly, the book ends with a view of the goddess rising from the bulging of the moon sea. In 1566, William Adlington first translated Applil's "deformation" and "Lumius Aplus deformation" entitled "the eleventh century of golden silence" into English. Do not forget. "Adlington seems not interested in Neoplatonic's reading, but his translation always kept the original feeling down. Thomas Taylor announced the translation of influential Cupid and Psyche in 1795, a few years before he was completely deformed. Robert Graves translation has appeared as a translation of "Golden Bat" in 1951. And Jiro announced. Please read the golden butt of Satyricon or Apuleius of Petronius. The course covers a relatively comprehensive English interpretation and explains the nature of ancient novels and their development in Rome. Students should read some middle school scholarships with reference to standard reviews. Read a wealth of De Rerum Natura from Lucretius. The course includes a relatively complete oral English translation and discusses philosophical and poetic issues related to poetry. Students should read some middle school scholarships with reference to standard reviews. Lucius Apuleius was born in North Africa at the age of 124 and was educated in Carthage and Athens. Cupid and soul's narration appeared as an "old lady's story" on his novel "Golden Butt" (also known as "transformation" or "transformation"), spoken by old ladies to comfort others A young woman who was kidnapped by a robbery group. Ramstakes is being held

Atomic theory and ancient philosophy speculate that everything can be described by an infinite number of combinations of atomic particles (or atoms) of basic substances, all of which are hard and small and can not be divided in size. Chemical elements combined to form various materials consist of aggregates of similar subunits (atoms) that have the characteristics of the nucleus and electron substructures of each element. Ancient atomism was proposed by Greek philosophers Leucippus and Democritus in the 5th century BC and was revived by Roman philosopher and poet Lucretius in the 1st century BC. After the continuous improvement of modern atomic theory in the early 19th century, the work of British chemist John Dalton began to prosper. Experiments by British physicist Ernest Rutherford on the scattering of alpha particles in thin gold foils confirmed that the atomic Rutherford atomic model consists of positively charged cores with nearly all masses. Electron cloud of the planet surrounded by negatively charged ones With the emergence of quantum mechanics and Schrodinger equation in the 1920's, atomic theory became accurate mathematical science. Austrian physicist Erwin Schchöderer designed partial differential equations for the quantum mechanics of atomic electrons, including the electrostatic repulsion for all negatively charged electrons and the attraction to the positively charged nuclei. This formula allows you to solve atoms containing only one electron (hydrogen) exactly, and you can find an approximation very close to atoms containing two or three electrons (氦 and lithium). To some extent, the Schrödinger equation can solve more complicated situations, and atomic theory can predict the nature of all atoms and their interactions from the first principle. Recently, high speed supercomputers can solve the Schrödinger equation, so you can accurately calculate the characteristics of atoms and molecules with more electron number. If a slight correction due to special relativity and the influence of quantum electrodynamics theory is also included, accurate consistency with the experiment can be obtained. An important finding in atomistic chemistry is atomism, where John Dalton is associated with invisible atoms. Dalton's atomic theory is based on the belief that atoms are dignified by the difference in quality. He first described his theory at the Royal Society in 1803. The theory has six basic ideas: all substances are composed of atoms, atoms can not be made or destroyed, all atoms of the same element are the same, different elements are composed of various kinds of atoms . - In a chemistry laboratory for two weeks, I got a number 29 unknown liquid, and I had to find it through experiments I learned from the beginning of the semester. After conducting the experiment, we were able to find empirical formula, molecular weight, molecular formula, density, boiling point, and know what the substance is. Atomic theory is a theory that explains the composition of matter. At atomism, we believe that substances can not be divided because they are composed of small particles called atoms that can not be separated. The word Atom is derived from Greek Atmos and has an inseparable meaning. Atom Theory Timeline - Year / Person Event 442 BCE Democritrus and Leucippus (Greek philosopher) proposed the idea that all problems consist of indivisible elements. - Instructional design learning theory is created by writing teachers and trainers of various education and training institutions, and training programs of various organizations. Relevant knowledge and skills are more effective, more attractive and effective for learners and are known as "educational design".

Religion and philosophy of the ancient world Buddhism refused to accept the immortal concept of life and God. The founder of Buddhism Siddhartha Gautama is a nobility of India, also known as Buddha or a wise aristocrat. Following the death of Siddhartha, his followers made him the eternal god. Buddhism is the third largest member of faith after Christianity and Islam. This belief is very democratic just like Christianity. No one is excluded. Anyone (male, female, young, old, rich, poor), "four truths" and "eight ways" can be traced. Ancient religion was tolerant, not sectarian. This point is different from the ancient philosophy. As you can read Lucretius, the followers of the philosophy of Epicurus and Stoic experienced a long and intense fight. The reason for this difference in religion and philosophy is that philosophers maintain various realistic propositions for the world - it is made up of 'breath' or atoms - the power to pray, sacrifice Please assume there is. Roman religion did not provide doctrine about the universe, so there were no objections and arguments. On the other hand, philosophers have a well-designed system to protect the last detail with grotesque cleverness. Greek philosophy prospered in every aspect of Hellenistic world, but Greek ancient religion was not. It is more difficult to turn foreigners into Greek religion, focusing on rituals and rituals than a series of beliefs that leads life. As a result, religion of indigenous people such as Judaism and Mithraism prospered. Since 200 BC, the emergence of a new administration in the western part of the Roman Republic symbolized the decline of the Hellenistic kingdom. In the second Punic war, King Antigone unjustly supported Carthagin against Rome. Then Rome and Macedonia fought to make it the state of Rome in 148 BC. Greek city state no longer dominated by Macedonia was absorbed in the state of Rome The philosophy of ancient Greece appeared in the 6th century BC and continued during the era of Hellenistic era and the era when ancient Greece became a part of the Roman Empire. Philosophy is used to understand the world in a non-religious way. It covers a wide range of topics including political philosophy, ethics, metaphysics, ontology, logic, biology, rhetoric and aesthetics. Many philosophers around the world believe that the philosophy of Greece has influenced many Western cultures since its founding. Alfred North Whitehead once pointed out: "The most safe general feature of the European philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes by Plato." Early from ancient Greek and Hellenistic philosophers Until the Islamic philosophy, the era of European Renaissance and enlightenment, the line of clear and uninterrupted influence

When I walked along the street with my best friend, we decided to go through the book store, enter inside and see. When we were in the shop we saw a man sticking out like a thumb pain, and the head turned around from everyone he passed by. One of the most interesting things about this gentleman is that he does not seem to care too much about all the eyes worn by him, and he observes everything around him carefully I am incorporating everything. This person is placed in the Department of Philosophy. Please save and read the essence of Lucretius. Epicuras is responsible for the philosophy known as epicurenism. Epicurus has little patience against religion. In addition, there is no soul after death, humans have evolved to reach our present state, and we have qualities of free will. They think "nothing can happen" and "I do not do any intelligent design." Epicureanism said: "Our world is due to natural and accidental collisions and various kinds of atoms Combination of unintended agglomeration and coalescence, the sudden formation of these atoms can serve as a starting point for many fabrics - the earth, the sea, the sky, and the competition of living things. According to gourmet philosophy, One of the greatest pleasures in my life is friendship. The third thought we analyzed was epicureanism. For people of Epicurean, happiness is the source of happiness. Epicurean's concept of happiness may be far from the original idea, but these ideas often lead to the idea of ​​pursuing happiness. For epicurus, the heart of happiness is to use practical wisdom, or to know how to pursue what is good for you in a pain free life. Notably, in the letter to Mynoeceus, Epicurus details the relationship between various forms of happiness and its happiness. Is epicureanism a rational way of human happiness? We all wish to be naturally happy, but there is a doubt about the lifestyle that is committed to pursuit. We will admit that Jack is very happy with his food presence. But no one knows how long these activities can last for maintaining his interests. Part of his experience of happiness comes from the freshness of his activities: a new restaurant, a new art exhibition, a new story, a new boyfriend. However, only a limited amount of spice will be mixed into my food, and after all Jack will have the most unique experience adopting familiar patterns and will be routine. He will push the gem jewels to the hillside like Sisyphus. Furthermore, the joy experienced by Jack depends on fortune that can easily change. His leisure time will decrease if his college breaks his laziness.