According to logos theology, logos appeared as philosophy among the Greeks and as the Law among the Jews and reached its final form in Jesus.
To readers of philosophy, "logos" means reason and rational argument.
The fund, which in addition to providing support for the Ethics & Epistemology conference, supports an annual student-organized conference on Aristotle, student travel to conferences, and events such as the one organized by Logos, the undergraduate philosophy club, where students from all over the country presented papers on ancient philosophy.
The Middle Included is the first comprehensive account of the Ancient Greek word logos in Aristotelian philosophy.
In 2003, Dr. Pogorelskiy founded Territory of the Future, a company that publishes academic books and three journals, including Logos, a journal on philosophy.
In the 1st century Philo of Alexandria interpreted the Hebrew Bible's concept of God in terms of the Logos idea of Hellenistic philosophy, but this Hellenization led to a tension that was to dominate the entire further history of Christian piety, as well as the Western history of ideas.
In the 1st century Philo of Alexandria interpreted the Hebrew Bible's concept of God in terms of the Logos idea of Greek philosophy, but this Hellenization led to a tension that was to dominate the entire further history of Christian piety, as well as the Western history of ideas.
Logos: The Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy at Cornell is run by a group of undergraduate majors who work with an advisory board of professionals to solicit papers, award cash prizes for the best submissions, provide critical comments on drafts, publish an annual volume, and organize additional colloquia and undergraduate conferences.
Philo saw the cosmos as a great chain of being presided over by the Logos, a term going back to pre-Socratic philosophy, which is the mediator between God and the world, though at one point he identifies the Logos as a second God.
One man at the heart of this revolution was Massimo Vignelli, the Italian-American designer who used Helvetica for an iconic American Airlines logo in 1966, distilling the company's forward-looking philosophy so brilliantly that it has remained unchanged ever since.
