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Presocratic Classical

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The ontology of the Presocratics is the immanent compresence of opposites. Thales, Anaximenes, Anaximander, Heraclitus, and Pythagoras demonstrate this principle which is reflected in classical art. For more information on the Presocratic philosophers generally, read the Columbia history of philosophy below. Each of the philosophers Wikipedia pages is linked above. For a more enriching take on the Presocratic philosopher, Pythagoras, check out Episode 5 of The Ascent of Man below. 

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  1. Style and Substance
  2. Doryphoros
  3. Apolo Sauróctono
  4. Doryphoros and the Presocratics
  5. Hercules and the Nemean Lion
  6. Runners at the Panathenaic Games
  7. Diadoumenos
  8. Florid Hydria
  9. The Townley Discobolus-Rear view
  10. Main Panel: Lovemaking

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