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Literature and Art

From 1200-445 B.C.E., it was a time of profound cultural, political, and artistic development. Many cities reached th eir zenith

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Art in Greece was mostly done in sculptures that sought to represent the realistic human body

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CRADLE OF STUDIES

Philosophically, the Classical Period was the birthplace of rational and critical thought, as opposed to mythical and religious thought.

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle founded the Socratic, Platonic, and Aristotelian schools, respectively, profoundly influencing Western thought and laying the foundations of classical philosophy.

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle founded the Socratic, Platonic, and Aristotelian schools, respectively, profoundly influencing Western thought and laying the foundations of classical philosophy.

SOCRATIC SCHOOL
SOCRATIC SCHOOL

Top Artists

Top Artists

Fídias

Praxíteles

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dramatic genres, with tragedies and comedies performed at religious festivals in honor of Dionysus.

dramatic genres, with tragedies and comedies performed at religious festivals in honor of Dionysus.

Characteristics of Socratic Greek Schools
Characteristics of Socratic Greek Schools
  • philosophical inquiry, democratic ideals, and an emphasis on reason and logic.
  • literature and art, the celebration of human achievements.
  • exploration of moral and ethical concepts were frequent.
  • philosophical inquiry, democratic ideals, and an emphasis on reason and logic.
  • literature and art, the celebration of human achievements.
  • exploration of moral and ethical concepts were frequent.