Biography
The Greek philosopher Christp was a student of Cleanf from ACCA, who led the ancient school of stoicism, which existed on the territory of Athens. He succeeded in the theory of knowledge, as well as logic, ethics, physics and mathematics and became the second scientist after Zeno, who strengthened the concepts of ancient doctrines.Fate
According to modern researchers, the early years of the biography of Chrysip poured in the ancient city of Solla, located on the Liparis River. He was considered the son of Appolonia Tarski, a wealthy merchant, a citizen of Phenicia, in honor of which Zeus, Hermes and Dionysis were staying.
In his youth, judging by the snapshots, the future philosopher was engaged in running and planned to perform on the competitions of the annual Olympic Games. But when the father broke up and the property was departed by the state, he entered the disciples to Cleanfu and moved to the suburb of Athens.
Under the head of the head of the school of Stoicism, Christp visited the Platonic Academy and screams of knowledge from Arkecesila and his receiver named Lakid. In the period falling on 260-258 BC. er, he became an authoritative scientist, and it helped get rid of hereditary claims and offensive.
The opinion was expressed that the young man, comprehended by the depths of the Stoikov, possessed a kind of intellectual audacity and created more than 700 works. He independently searched for evidence against the predecessors of principles and, confident in its own abilities, reached in the science of incredible heights.
After the death of Master Cleanf, Chrysipp was headed by a stoic school and eventually became the author of the great set of common spanings and quotes. In disputes, wanting to know the truth, he carefully studied the arguments, acting on a well-known method, which previously developed Socrates.
Contemporaries considered the philosopher scattered and unclear in judgments and statements, but recognized the ability and adamant authority. Thus, he developed and strengthened the teaching of the predecessor of Zeno of the Kitii and influenced the brand of Awayliya and the philosopher named epicthet.
As a result, for 73 years of saturated life, Christp acquired fame in Athens and became popular, as well as the thesis, which King Lai kidnapped. And although the compositions of the compositions with rare exceptions are not preserved, followers of Galen, Plutarch and Seneca introduced the Ellinsky region with them.
Events associated with the death of philosopher in 206 BC. e. Biographers presented in different ways, having them to the status of legends. One very funny assumption, the Greek died on a feast from laughter, offering the Oslo to keep the inzher's wine, eaten for lunch.
Another common cause of the death of contemporaries considered a multi-day dizziness, which arose after the drank Cup of undiluted nectar of the gods. So Diogen Lanertsky, who lived in the second century N. NS. And studied the works of the School of Stoikov in detail.
Philosophy
The aim of the teachings developed by the Chrysip was the protection of the principles of stoicism and the wording of the system of concepts that Zeno initially proposed. He built consecutive chains of the so-called propositional logic and made hypothetical syllogism to the fundamental principle.Considering a number of conditional statements, the philosopher adhered to strict views, excluding the existence of paradoxes, when a lie and truth is equally true. His thoughts questioned dioderted crowns, a former dialectic, who offered non-standard tasks and conflicting sophisms to the Stoics.
To solve such riddles, Christpite studied the theory of silhilogistic and invented deductive sequences consisting of arguments and axioms. They were used to develop rules that helped people find a way in life and understand the essence of the Logos-driven universe.
This topic, according to researchers, were devoted to all the works of the philosopher, which, judging by authoritative sources, there were about 66 books. The original preserved some aphorisms included in the collection of gerulanum's papyrus, which were deciphered over time and translated into a modern language.
Scientists of the whole world get acquainted with the photocopies of these rare and valuable documents, where there are evidence that Christp has known a number of advanced sciences. He was the author of the works dedicated to the fate of man, and also projected the philosophy of the Stoics to physics, psychology and mathematics.
Quotes
- "If I did everything like everything, I would not be a philosopher."
- "Thought is a source of speech."
- "There may not be justice if there is no injustice; No courage, if there is no cowardice; No truth, if there is no lies. "
- "Live is virtuously to live in accordance with your experience of the natural path of nature."
- "Who reveals the sacraments of the uninitiated, that blasphemy. But the high priest just reveals the sacraments of the uninitiated. Therefore, the high priest blasphemes. "