Greece College Shorts
Description: Funny philosophy parody design featuring Socrates in a humorous mugshot style with the classic “Corrupting The Youth Since 399 BC” quote. Perfect for philosophy students, teachers, history nerds, academics, and lovers of ancient Greek humor.
Socrates Corrupting The Youth Since 399 BC Funny Philosophy Mugshot T-Shirt Shorts
by StrangeThreads
$27
Description: Celebrate toga party humor with a classical Greek or Roman style seated figure and the phrase Pretend This Is A Toga. This playful ancient history design suits college toga events, costume parties, Greek mythology fans, Roman history lovers and anyone who enjoys clever party themes. The timeless classical pose pairs with a lighthearted message for a memorable look at themed gatherings or everyday wear.
Description: Baklava Type is for the Baklava lover who loves a good Greek dish of filo pastry, filled with chopped nuts, and sweetened with syrup or honey. Perfect for men and women who remember making baklava with their Greek Grandma yia-yia. Perfect for a Greek food truck chef who loves greek pastry, Turkish food and a funny baklava meme.
Description: Understanding that Aristotle was a disciple of Plato we could think that he repeated what he learned, and in turn, what Socrates said, since he was Plato's teacher but the reality is different. For Plato, philosophy had the triple purpose, scientific, ethical and political. With it, everything could be studied, understood, used to organize as a society. While for Aristotle, philosophy makes sense when it comes to the truth, and its purpose is knowledge, in the case of the human being, given its rationality, and nature itself, has a specific purpose. Actually Aristotelian philosophy, is complex at every step, as it tries to unravel the principles of reality, from its material circumstance, knowledge, purpose, etc. Aristotle and...
