K některým aspektům antického pojetí dějin

Miroslav Vlček

E-LOGOS, 2010, vol. 2010, issue 1, 20 pages

Abstract: Presented study tries to map most important conceptions of history in Antics. It's already found in Greek mythology, in Hesiod, who comes as the first with concept of continually descending ages of humanity. This conception can be found later in Plato, especially in his conception of constitutions. It can be found in Poseidonius of Apameia, philosopher of the second phase of stoicism, who later influenced roman spirituality which perceives history as descent.

Date: 2010
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