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What are anaxagoras' contribution?
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Why Anaxagoras material are made a seed?
Why Anaxagoras material are made a seed?
What has the author Anaxagoras written?
Anaxagoras. has written: 'Fragments and Testimonia' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation 'The fragments of Anaxagoras' -- subject(s): Filosofie, Translations into English
What did anaxagoras discover?
Anaxagoras didn't discover anything but he was the second person in history to suggest that the earth and all of the other planets went around the sun.
When was Anaxagoras born?
born February 4, 1936, in Montreux, Switzerland
Who were the Greek mathematicians?
Aristotle, Plato, Euclid, Thales, Pythagoras, Anaxagoras, Aristarchus
What are Anaxagoras' achievements?
made pizza so good that everyone wanted it again
What is Anaxagoras famous for?
Anaxagoras Anaxagoras was born in Clazomenae in Asia Minor. His life was sometimes great and sometimes hurtful, Anaxagoras learnt about the new educations that were taking place in philosophy, he was a rich man but he gave up all the money he had and focused on philosophy. He examined the sun and the moon and he said that "Everything has a natural explanation, the Moon is not a god but a great rock, and Sun a hot rock". He was imprisoned for telling everyone that the sun and the moon were not any gods. Life wasn't a game that time.People also said he was the birth of physics. He was famous for explaining the different phases of the moon.
Who are the proponents of idealism?
anaxagoras, immanuel kant, p.r. Sarkar, g.w.f hegel. Etc
Why was Anaxagoras called an atheist?
He claimed the mind was the everything of everything, not some imaginary sky fairy.
Who became Athens leading philosopher during its golden age?
Anaxagoras
Who were Greek philosophers?
There are many Greek philosophers who have greatly influenced philosophy until today. Some of them are: 1. Socrates, 2. Aristotle, 3. Plato, 4. Anaxagoras, 5. Heracletus. 6. Thales 7. Antisthenes 8. Epicurus
