AN OUTLINE OF HISTORYAN OUTLINE OF HISTORY From the point of view of science, religion, and philosophyFrom the point of view of science, religion, and.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Understanding Western Culture Where did it all begin?

Advertisements

1 This PowerPoint presentation accompanies Closeup Teaching Unit Leaders of the Enlightenment , Leaders of the Enlightenment.

Cloning… Stem cell research… Age of the earth… Dinosaurs… In vitro fertilization… Evolution… Geology… Genetic Engineering…

Few scholars openly challenged the accepted theories of the past GEOCENTRIC THEORY –Earth - center of the universe, everything else moved around the Earth.

The Ideas of the Enlightenment C17.1 Pp Discoveries made during the Scientific Revolution, & on the voyages of discovery Reason, logical thought.

History of Philosophy. What is philosophy?  Philosophy is what everyone does when they’re not busy dealing with their everyday business and get a change.

Philosophy Transition Year

I can explain the ideas of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.

Timeline of European History Ancient Medieval Modern History History History History History History (Middle Ages or Dark Ages) (Middle Ages or Dark Ages)

WHAT DO YOU HAVE IN COMMON… HZT 4U PHILOSOPHY A QUICK INTRO.

Early Modern Epistemology Fall 2012 Dr. David Frost Instructor of Philosophy University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point.

The Scientific Revolution Chapter 13 Pgs

Chapter 18: A Revolutionary in Science Section 1: The Scientific Revolution Master Plan World History Period 6.

Ancient Greece Early Greek thought and philosophers Science and Religion in Schools Project - Unit 3b.

The Scientific Revolution. The Aristotelian Universe Derived from Ptolemy, Aristotle, and Plato Classical Writings “Christianized” Medieval Cosmology.

Raphael, The School of Athens, Diogenes I wonder why people refer to me as “The Dog”?

Bell Ringer Answer the questions using the handout.

The Scientific Revolution Global Studies 9 Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Costello, Mrs. Suto, and Ms. Soddano.

A History of Western Society Tenth Edition CHAPTER 17 Toward a New Worldview, 1540–1789 Copyright © 2011 by Bedford/St. Martin’s John P. McKay ● Bennett.

The Scientific Revolution paves the way for the Enlightenment.

INTRODUCTION: During the Middle Ages “natural philosophers” as medieval scientists were known, did not make observations of the natural world. They relied.

Vocab The Ancient Olympics The Greek Theater Greek Philosophers Other Greek Thinkers

Philosophy By Mr. Anand Christi. The History of Philosophy Ancient Medieval Modern Contemporary.

The Scientific Revolution

Nathan Brosotoff.  Greek Philosopher from 384 BC to 322 BC  Student of Plato and teacher of Alexander the Great  His interests include: ◦ Physics ◦

The Scientific Revolution 1540 – 1700 AD. What is science? Science as we know it (modern science) did not exist until the 16 th and 17 th centuries. Science.

Early Astronomers and Thinkers ponder this question before technology proved the results! By Miss O. IS THE EARTH THE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE OR THE SUN?

Dr. Kerem Eksen ITU. PHILO + SOPHIA  love of wisdom The study of the nature of reality, existence, being, nature, values, mind, language… Historically,

Do Now Based on the chart below, how successful was the scientific revolution during the 1700s? What country played a large role in this “revolution”?

Based on the teachings of Aristotle, Ptolemy, and Plato Classical writings were “Christianized” during the early Middle Ages Cosmology Physics 4 Major.

PHILOSOPHY HISTORICAL PERIODS OF PHILOSOPHY. Ancient Philosophy Asked questions concerned with nature, the origins of the universe, and mans place in.

The Enlightenment Focus Question: How did the Enlightenment provide a foundation for our democratic ideals?

Philosophy in Ancient Greece. Greek Philosophy Philosophy= love of wisdom Importance of reason – The Greeks began to be concerned with “life questions”

The Enlightenment & Scientific Revolution Cy- Ranch World History.

NOTES What: Time: Where? Prior Knowledge:. The Scientific Revolution Time: 1500’s – 1700’s AD TERMS 1.Dark Age 2.Gothic Era 3.The Crusades 4.The Renaissance.

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY. The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters (1799 Francisco Goya) What is Goya saying in this painting?

The Big Picture. The Beginning Earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old Earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old Modern human civilization has.

Scientific Revolution. Dawn of Modern Science Ancient scholars could provide no information about new lands, people, animals Age of Exploration led scientists.

By Juan David Peña and Hugo Armella 8 Red. Timeline Classical Period 510B.C.-323B.C. Birth of Christ 0A.D. Dark age of Greece ends 750B.C. Renaissance.

CH:13 The Enlightenment. The Big Idea Enlightenment thinkers built on ideas from earlier movements to emphasize the importance of reason.

A History of Western Society Eleventh Edition CHAPTER 16 Toward a New Worldview 1540–1789 Copyright © 2014 by Bedford/St. Martin’s John P. McKay Clare.

Timeline of European History Ancient Medieval Modern History History History History History History (Middle Ages or Dark Ages) (Middle Ages or Dark Ages)

History of the World Part I. The Medieval Period From the collapse of the Roman empire to the Renaissance – roughly the seventh century to the middle.

THE MIDDLE EAST AND EUROPE

Revolution/Enlightenment Vocabulary

The Enlightenment Learning Target 7.61.

Year 11 into 12 Philosophy and Ethics Bridging Project - Philosophy -

Thales about 624 B.C.E B.C.E. Known as the first western philosopher.

Leaders of the Enlightenment

Foundations of Democracy

Foundations of Democracy

The Roots of Enlightenment

Enlightenment aka Age of Reason

Foundations of Democracy

Philosophical and methodological problems of science

The Enlightenment Focus Question:

Leaders of the Enlightenment

Year 11 into 12 Philosophy and Ethics Bridging Project - Philosophy -

Change in Europe Renaissance – Art and Lifestyle

What Even Was The Renaissance?

Change in Europe Renaissance – Art and Lifestyle

Chapter 2 Philosophy’s History.

Lecture 1 Key Influences on European History

Foundations of Democracy

Leaders of the Enlightenment

Ancient Greek Introduction.

AP European History Chapter 16 Toward a new heaven and a new earth: the scientific revolution and the emergence of modern science.

Leading to the Enlightenment

Philosophy in Ancient Greece

Year 11 into 12 Philosophy and Ethics Bridging Project - Philosophy -

Presentation transcript:

AN OUTLINE OF HISTORYAN OUTLINE OF HISTORY From the point of view of science, religion, and philosophyFrom the point of view of science, religion, and philosophy

PRE-SOCRATIC PHILOSOPHERSPRE-SOCRATIC PHILOSOPHERS Roughly BCE Known only in fragments Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes, Heraclitus, Parmenides, Zeno Pythagoras of Samos ( BCE)

THE GOLDEN AGE OF GREECETHE GOLDEN AGE OF GREECE Socrates ( BCE) Plato ( BCE) Aristotle ( BCE)

THE COLLAPSE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE BEGINNING OF THE DARK AGES Ptolemy ( ) Greek astronomer and mathematician Augustine of Hippo ( BCE) Perhaps the most influential thinker in the history of the Roman Catholic Church

THE HIGH MIDDLE AGES AND THE BEGINNING OF THE RENAISSANCE Rediscovery of the classics Dante ( ) – the “Sweet New Style” Aquinas ( ) – the “Angelic Doctor” The great cathedrals were begun.

THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONTHE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION Galileo ( ) Isaac Newton ( )

THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENTTHE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT Roughly coincident with the 18 th century New emphasis on reason, freedom, and democracy. Questioning the authority of the church David Hume ( ) Immanuel Kant ( ) James Hutton ( ) The father of modern geology. “No vestige of a beginning; no prospect of an end.”

THE 19 TH CENTURYTHE 19 TH CENTURY Charles Darwin ( )

THE 20 TH CENTURYTHE 20 TH CENTURY Modern Physics – Quantum Mechanics – Cosmology – Chaos Biology – the Darwinian synthesis The rise of American fundamentalism