Similarities of ancient and modern philosophy

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A big difference is that for the Greeks philosophy was almost a fresh start. For us, doing philosophy cannot avoid taking into consideration what the great thinkers of the past have thought (or how they have thought).

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Similarities of ancient and modern philosophy​

Similarities of ancient and modern philosophy