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|a O'Grady, Patricia F.
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|a Thales of Miletus :
|b the beginnings of western science and philosophy /
|c Patricia F. O'Grady.
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|b Routledge,
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|a Western philosophy series ;
|v v. 58
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|a Incluye referencias bibliográficas (p. 281-298) e índice.
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|a 'The Writings of Thales' and 'Aristotle's Possible Sources for Thales' -- The Writings of Thales -- Topics on which Thales may have Written -- Aristotle's Possible Sources for Thales -- Anaximander and Anaximenes -- Heraclitus and Anaxagoras -- Alcmaeon -- Hippias -- Plato's Hippias -- The Works of Hippias -- Bruno Snell on Hippias and 'The Teachings of Thales' -- Aristophanes and the Birds -- Hippo -- Thales ... Says the 'APXH' Is Water -- Thales's Watery Principle -- But What is this 'Nature'? -- Material Principles as '[characters not reproducible]' -- Generation, Destruction and Preservation -- The Ancient Terminology and the Aristotelian Texts -- Aristotle on the 'APXH' of Thales and some Traditional Explanations of Phenomena -- The Cyclic Theory of Thales -- Aristotle's Reasons for Thales's Supposition: Preliminary Comments -- 'The Nurture of all Creatures is Moist' -- 'Warmth Itself is Generated by Moisture': Heat, Moisture and Spontaneous Generation -- 'Another Reason would be that the Semina of all Things have a Moist Nature' -- Water is the First Principle -- Thales and Mythology -- Oceanus, Tethys and Styx -- Near Eastern Myth -- Common Themes in Diverse Areas -- Common Mythological Themes -- New Ideas about the Earth -- Earth Rests on Water -- The Earth is at Rest -- Others Say the Earth Rests on Water -- The Earth Floated like Wood -- Water is Lighter than Earth -- Thales's Spherical Earth -- Thales's Earthquake Theory -- Traditional Explanations of Earthquakes -- Arguments Supporting Thales's Theories.
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|a Pre-Socratic philosophers.
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|a Filosofía antigua.
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|v v. 58.
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