In ancient Greece, philosophy, as academic study was known generally, was divided into dialectics, physics, and ethics. (These names can be amended to an extent or be exchanged for others, such as logic [noetics] and natural and mental philosophies, but all frameworks eventually come back to this older trilogy).16 The problems that confront the human mind always return to these: What is the relation between thinking and being, between being and becoming, and between becoming and acting? What am I?
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