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哲学命题(国外英语资料) Water is the root of all things Telles, an early Greek philosopher of nature, proposed the proposition of the origin of all things. According to ancient documents, Telles thought that water was the beginning or the origin of all things, while the earth was like a disk floating on water, and the sky was also water. All things were born in water and were attributed to water, and water was a constant noumenon. Aristotle explained in the metaphysics that Telles put water as the origin of all things, perhaps because he observed everything in the wet stuff for the food, or because all the seeds have a moist nature, and the water is the source of the wet nature. Another explanation is that Telles may have absorbed material from ancient myths. In Greek mythology, the God of the sea couple is the creator of the world, and the gods swear by the river when they swear. This proposition marks the beginning of human experience and rational thinking to examine the origin of all things in the world, rather than the traditional genealogy of myth to explain the emergence and demise of things. This proposition is actually attempted to use the material to explain the unity of the world, as Engels pointed out, the original materialism in your infancy ninety naturally to natural phenomena of the infinite unity in diversity as self-evident, and in certain fixed form things, to find the unity in some special things for example, Telles nine in the water to find. (164th pages of Dialectics of nature) Telless proposition is simple and intuitive, yet it marks the real birth of Western philosophy. Infinite is the origin of all things Anak Seaman De, an early Greek philosopher of nature, proposed the proposition of the origin of all things. According to the ancient Greek historian Eus records, the essence of the universe is infinite Anaximander argued, because everything from the infinite, all out into the infinite. The infinite is not a fixed form or fixed nature of the original ma