Justice in the Mythic and Philosophical Traditions of Ancient Greece and India

A summary of justice in ancient Greek and Indian mythological and philosophical traditions: I studied the role of justice in ancient Greece and Indian early myths and philosophical traditions. Specifically, it focuses on the goddess's justice, the relationship with the great mother as Our Lady, and ultimate judgment on all reality. I first address the historical similarities between the development of the concept of justice in ancient Greece and India and conclude by studying their philosophical similarity.

Western philosophical tradition began to become serious in ancient Greece in the 6th century BC and formed the central group of the first philosophers entitled "Philosophy Prior to Socrates" (Ancient Greek philosophy, paragraph 4). Other ancient Greek philosophers, such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Zeno of Cities, Epicurus, and Iris pillows, have disappeared and continue to influence contemporary ideas leaving traces behind. The fact that there is a clear and understandable similarity between ancient Greek philosophy and contemporary thought can not be denied. However, the early Greeks thought that the way of today's world was explained as a whole and thought that the fields of science, religion and philosophy were intertwined and integrated into the world view (Knierim 1).

A summary of justice in ancient Greek and Indian mythological and philosophical traditions: I studied the role of justice in ancient Greece and Indian early myths and philosophical traditions. Specifically, it focuses on the goddess's justice, the relationship with the great mother as Our Lady, and ultimate judgment on all reality. - The early civilization and the dawn of medieval history are the achievements of mankind for the past 5000 years. Human beings live on this earth for about 500,000 years, but history covers only a part of this period. The reason is that history is basically based on a written document. However, since 3000 BC, humans know the art of writing 1.1 History: importance and importance The word "history" comes from Greek "history". '

Many cultures in history think about the essence of the heart, soul, soul, and the brain. Philosophical concern for behavior and thinking dates back to the ancient civilization of Egypt, Greece, China and India. Psychology is one area of ​​philosophy, mainly until developing into an independent scientific field in Germany and the United States until mid-19th century. These philosophical roots play an important role in the development of this field. From about 600 BC to about 300 BC, Greek philosophers have explored a wide range of topics related to what we think is psychology now. Socrates and his followers, Plato and Aristotle wrote articles on happiness, pain, knowledge, motivation, and reasoning themes. Whether they theoretically characterize humans, whether congenital or empirical, is still the subject of current psychological debate.