Look at Plato as an example.
He was training to be a politician when he met Socrates. He later wrote himself in his analogy of the cave:
Politicians make shadows on the walls to entertain the people, they are trying to keep people happy and content with staying in the cave. (The cave being in darkness and ignorance).
Philosophers are the sunlight coming in from the cave, trying to help you find truth (the sun).
In his analogy of the bear he describes politicians as feeding the hungry bear (the public) with there lies and promises. Philosophers have no interest in public opinion, only in truth.
The Roman Forum served as a stage for Roman politicians and philosophers. It was a public square where important political debates and speeches took place, as well as a gathering place for public meetings, commercial activities, and religious ceremonies.
the answer is A.) Monarchs
In no particular order: playwrights authors mathematicians poets economists linguists philosophers spiritualists psychologists scholars heads of state physicists musicians scientists biologists historians naturalists educators doctors
There are many philosophers that believed that moving around was important for the body. You can find out about them online.
Enlightenment philosophers differed from earlier philosophers by emphasizing reason, individualism, and skepticism towards traditional authority. They sought to promote freedom, equality, and progress through the use of critical thinking and scientific inquiry.
Because unlike Robert Boyle the philosophers based their theories on observations and experiments
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Politicians, as with all people have different views.
The names of the philosophers are Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximenes.
Collective nouns are a deceit of politicians, anequivocationof politicians, an odium of politicians, a lie of politicians,party of politicians.
Debate as a form of structured argumentation has roots in ancient Greece. The exact inventor of debate is unknown, but it was practiced in various forms by philosophers, politicians, and educators to explore and present opposing viewpoints.
This is a loaded question, and what do you mean by "entizies?", that's not a real word (at least i can't find it in the dictionary). But anyways, there aren't any "white" philosophers that marginalize African Philosophers. It just happens that different philosophers from different traditions don't interact with each other very much. Anglo-American Philosophy has more or less to do with rigorous use of logic and reasoning to be involved in philosophical problems inherited by the history of western philosophy. African Philosophy is a bit difficult to define like western philosophy, but African philosophy nowadays have to do with postcolonialism and the meaning of identity. As you see both traditions have different approaches of philosophy and different problems to solve: there is no one ganging up on anyone.