Greek Philosophers

A new group of intellectual teachers appeared in Athens in the 5th century BC. Because they earn money by selling knowledge, these teachers (meaning "smart people"), called bosses, are considered "professional teachers". Sobist uses their wisdom and rhetorical skills to convince others. The most important boss, Protagoras, concluded that there is no absolute truth or eternal good and evil standards. The consciousness of good and evil can only create truth for an individual.

Epicuras (341-270 BC) was a Greek philosopher of Hellenistic era. He is the founder of the Islamic Revival School of Ancient Greek Philosophy School and aims to achieve a happy and peaceful life by fostering friendship, freedom and analytical life. His metaphysics are generally materialistic, his epistemology is empiricism, and his ethics are hedonistic. In his youth, he studied philosophy for about four years under the guidance of a platoonist teacher Panfils. At the age of 18, he went to Athens for two years with military service. At the same time, after the death of Alexander the Great, his parents were forced to move from Samos to Ionia's Colophon, Epicuras joined his family after his military service.

Democrats (460-370 BC), sometimes called "laughing philosophers" are former Socratic Greek philosophers from Thrace, northern Greece. Along with his teacher Leucippus, he is the founder of Greek philosophy Atomism and developed a materialistic account of the natural world. Democritus, born in the Abdullah town of Northern Greece in Thrace, originally settled by Greek settlers in the Turks of Today in the city of Turkey. His birth date is usually 460 BC, but several authorities insisted it to be a maximum of 10 years before arguing in a few years.

This list of philosophers of ancient Greece includes philosophers who studied and talked about Greek in ancient Greece. The philosophy of ancient Greece began with Miletus and the former Socratic philosopher Thales and continued until the end of ancient times. Some of the most famous and influential philosophers of history such as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle came from the ancient Greek world. Abbreviations used in this list:

Ancient Greek philosophers played an important role not only in the formation of Western philosophical traditions but also in the formation of modern philosophical ideas. Many philosophers and other theorists today acknowledge that the ancient Greek philosophy has shaped the whole of Western thought for centuries (Barnes 5). But according to this article, the reason and the quest for evidence did not start with ancient Greeks, but the former Socratic philosophers struggle to determine the basic standards that can be used to explain the entire universe did. Significant advances have been made in important areas of geometry, logic and science. This paper discusses the pioneering work of ancient Greek philosophers and the influence of thought on modern thought.