Editing Ancient Greek Philosophy (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Ancient Greek Philosophy''' — The period of philosophical inquiry in Greece from the 6th century BC to the 2nd century AD.
* '''Socrates''' — The philosopher who taught by asking questions (The Socratic Method) and was executed for "Corrupting the youth."
* '''Plato''' — Socrates' student who founded The Academy and wrote about the "World of Forms."
* '''Aristotle''' — Plato's student who founded The Lyceum and developed the rules of logic and biology.
* '''The Presocratics''' — The earliest thinkers (like Thales and Heraclitus) who looked for the "Primary Substance" of the universe (e.g., Water or Fire).
* '''Logos''' — A Greek word meaning "Reason," "Word," or "Logic"; the underlying order of the universe.
* '''Virtue (Arete)''' — Excellence in character or function.
* '''Stoicism''' — The philosophy that happiness comes from self-control and living in harmony with nature.
* '''Epicureanism''' — The belief that the goal of life is to seek simple pleasures and avoid pain and fear.
* '''The Republic''' — Plato's famous dialogue about the ideal society and the "Philosopher King."
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