Espeusipo

filósofo grego

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Vinony files it under 330s BC deaths, 400s BC births and 4th-century BC Athenians.

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Philosopher.region: Western philosophy
Philosopher.era: Ancient philosophy
Philosopher.image: Speusippus in Thomas Stanley History of Philosophy.jpg
Philosopher.caption: Speusippus, 17th-century engraving
Philosopher.name: Speusippus
Philosopher.birth_date: c. 408 BC
Philosopher.birth_place: Athens
Philosopher.death_date: 339/8 BC
Philosopher.death_place: Athens
Philosopher.school_tradition: Platonism
Philosopher.main_interests: Epistemology, Metaphysics, Ethics
Philosopher.notable_ideas: Developed the philosophy of Plato, but rejected the Theory of Forms

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Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Classical Athens
Place of birth: Classical Athens
Father: Eurymedon of Myrrhinus
Mother: Potone
Occupation: mathematician
Languages spoken: Ancient Greek
Student of: Plato
Movement: Platonism
Image: Speusippus in Thomas Stanley History of Philosophy.jpg

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Commons category: Speusippus
date of birth: 0395-00-00
manner of death: Suicide
date of death: 0339-00-00
student: Heraclides Ponticus
time period: Hellenistic period
writing language: Ancient Greek
P8168: Denise Fabre
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics
significant place: Classical Athens

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Espeusipo (em grego: Σπεύσιππος (Atenas, ca. 408 a.C. — 339 a.C.) foi um filósofo grego, sobrinho de Platão, a quem sucedeu na direção da Academia de Platão em 357 ou 347 a.C.

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