Abstract
Presented is a description of educational institution Likee, organized by ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, where was developed and effectively applied a number of scientific and educational principles and ideas, based on nature of cognition thought. Repeated reference to them is actual by formation of methodological and philosophical basis of modern Russian education.
Keywords
- spirit
- thought
- passive and active intellect
- act
- intelligent aspiration
- understanding
- good
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