the pre-socratics - Greece & Rome - tribe.net Tribe.net. Local Connections Re: the pre-socratics Anat http://greecerome.tribe.net/thread/debec07e-4913-4c64-8a79-fed959616101#152ce0b2-2b39-45cd-8d5a-0e733e76a7b1 2007-03-25T15:48:21Z 2007-03-25T15:48:21Z from what we know of them... parapheasing Thales: "All things are fragments" Anat 2007-03-25T15:48:21Z Re: the pre-socratics lorenzo http://greecerome.tribe.net/thread/debec07e-4913-4c64-8a79-fed959616101#66755a90-ec49-4972-8178-5a977288e08c 2007-03-07T01:24:43Z 2007-03-07T01:24:43Z they are rascally little greek philosophs who came before socrates. . .very argumentative and fun! lorenzo 2007-03-07T01:24:43Z Re: the pre-socratics Abe http://greecerome.tribe.net/thread/debec07e-4913-4c64-8a79-fed959616101#8443c1cc-9446-49c8-9e56-6f50376647c3 2007-03-06T21:22:38Z 2007-03-06T21:22:38Z What and who are the Pre-Socratics? Abe 2007-03-06T21:22:38Z Re: the pre-socratics nathan http://greecerome.tribe.net/thread/debec07e-4913-4c64-8a79-fed959616101#6f4f8869-a441-4a0d-bb8f-42f45ac56d6e 2007-03-05T05:00:50Z 2007-03-05T05:00:50Z I don't know. However, I very much enjoy breaking out every few years, Nietzsche's "Philosophy in the Tragic Age of the Greeks," which he devotes in his way to the "pre-socratics." Of course, it is skewed all sorts of ways, but, still, very interesting reading. nathan 2007-03-05T05:00:50Z the pre-socratics lorenzo http://greecerome.tribe.net/thread/debec07e-4913-4c64-8a79-fed959616101#9341b8a0-e0e7-492d-a38b-989d4302bedf 2007-03-04T19:58:18Z 2007-03-04T19:58:18Z anyone else love these guys? lorenzo 2007-03-04T19:58:18Z