The pre-Platonic philosophers A. Preus (ed.): Before Plato. Essays in ancient greek philosophy VI . pp. 1 + 250, maps, ills. Albany: Suny press, 2001. Paper, $18.95. Isbn: 0-7914-4956- [Book Review]

The apex of ancient philosophy is the classical Greek philosophy developed by Plato and Aristotle. The two philosophers defined philosophical questions, philosophical vocabulary, methodology, and genre as fields and influenced the philosophical tradition as a whole. Their philosophy is far more comprehensive than the philosophy of other ancient philosophers. The philosophy of yin and yang may be the oldest philosophy in Chinese classical philosophy. It is a comprehensive metaphysics based on the principles of yin and yang including natural phenomena and personnel affairs. For centuries it has been applied in various fields and fields including medicine, nutrition, art, martial arts and so on.

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 Milets and the former Socratic philosopher Thales and continued until the end of the ancient period. 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:

Plato's philosophical trinity plays an important role in neoplasmosis 29. Of course, Greek philosophy, in particular Platonic and Neoplatonic ideas have had a major impact on the theology of the ancient church. For example, Dr. Logos Trinity is derived from the new Plato philosopher Firo. (See Chapter 4) Therefore, we can see that the concept of the Trinity does not come from the Christian world. This is an important feature of pagan religion and philosophy before Christian era and today it exists in various forms and shows the ancient pagan origin.

Plato refers to Plato's work, Plato is an ancient Greek philosopher, writing an interesting love theme. Platonic love and Platonic friendship symbolize lack of body and sexual desire. Plato acknowledges physical desire but believes that their spiritual or ideal love will bring them closer to God if they truly motivate each other. The protection and prohibition of the state against homosexual couples (romantic or sexual) varies according to the jurisdictional district. In some areas, same-sex couples extend full marriage rights as well as couple between heterosexuals, but in other areas protection is limited or not protected at all. The policy for same-sex couples adopting children is also different