主体观念的演变与西方哲学的时代主题（The evolution of subject concept and the theme of the times in Western Philosophy）.docVIP

主体观念的演变与西方哲学的时代主题（The evolution of subject concept and the theme of the times in Western Philosophy） The evolution of subject concept and the theme of the times in Western Philosophy [author] Wang Yan The development of subject concept and human cognition of subject have experienced a long process. Throughout the history of western philosophy, since the birth of philosophy, the subject has become an indispensable component of the development of philosophy, accompanied by the whole process of philosophy, reflecting the spirit of the times of the development of philosophy from a side. One When the ancient man with a curious mind when facing the natural phenomena of the universe, that makes them very complicated, change unpredictably confusion and fear, ancient Greek philosopher is in this case to start their thinking and exploring the nature of. Both water and gas, the original igneous said, the number of primitive theory, or later said, four atomic theory, are the early philosophers of nature itself the source of the answer, with a distinctive characteristic of the nature. In these early philosophers, however, the concept of the soul, which had human spiritual characteristics, had already come into being, and began the first thought of the basic question of philosophy. Anaximenes said: our soul is the soul that gas, Democritus with the sun, the moon, is composed of smooth atoms. It can be seen that the early Greek philosophers, while carrying out the natural provisions of the universe, have begun to relate to the special concept of the human spirit and soul, which has a potential connection with human subjectivity. With the development of ancient Greek civilization, the establishment of the system of slave democracy and the further improvement of human thinking, the human centered philosophy school, the sage school, began to rise in greece. The sage advocates the feeling, advocates the suspicion, and opposes the traditional theory of nature. The general Tagela clearl