Greek philosophy

The Greek eudaimonia literally means "having a good inner spirit and having a good genius", "happiness" is not a complete translation of that word. In fact, happiness is often thought of as a state of mind with actions involving or involving specific behaviors. However

... usually translates Greek eudaimonia. It is impossible to give up English terminology at this historical stage, but remember that Aristotle's Eudymonia is more like happiness and prosperity than any satisfaction. Indeed, Aristotle is thinking of happiness.

Greek philosophy is a series of philosophical concepts developed by Greeks, especially during the flowering period of the Greek civilization from 600 BC to 200 BC in Greece. Greek philosophy forms the basis of all subsequent philosophical thoughts in Western European countries. The ancient Greek insight hypothesis foresees many contemporary scientific theories and many of the moral concepts of the heathen Greek philosophers were incorporated into the "Christian" moral doctrine. The political ideas advocated by Greek thinkers have influenced various political leaders, from the founders of the 20th century American Constitution to the founder of various totalitarian countries.

Greek philosophy continued to prosper until the end of the Hellenistic era. Modern philosophers often say that Greek philosophy has started sooner than this. Even in the early days of 1500 AD, the philosophy of BCE was the most popular theme among Greek thinkers. However, its ideals and ideology began to influence the Western way of thinking, and it was not until the classical era of Greece that survived to this day. But later, at the end of the Hellenistic era, when Rome put Greece under its control, it also influenced Roman thoughts. But the most prominent effect came from the classical Greek era that ended with the death of Alexander the Great.