Old Academy

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The Old Academy was the early phase of Plato’s Academy in ancient Athens, characterized by the development and interpretation of Plato’s original philosophical doctrines before later shifts in emphasis and method.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Platonic school
ancient Greek philosophical movement
phase of philosophical school
associatedWith Plato NERFINISHED
emphasizes dialectic
ethics
mathematics
metaphysics
theory of Forms
endPoint around 3rd century BCE
follows founding of Plato’s Academy
foundedBy Plato NERFINISHED
hasHead Crates of Athens NERFINISHED
Plato NERFINISHED
Polemon of Athens NERFINISHED
Speusippus NERFINISHED
Xenocrates NERFINISHED
hasMainFocus development of Plato’s doctrines
interpretation of Plato’s dialogues
hasNotableMember Aristotle NERFINISHED
Eudoxus of Cnidus NERFINISHED
Heraclides Ponticus NERFINISHED
Philip of Opus NERFINISHED
influenced Hellenistic Platonism NERFINISHED
Middle Academy NERFINISHED
later Neoplatonism
influencedBy Heraclitus NERFINISHED
Parmenides NERFINISHED
Pythagoreanism NERFINISHED
Socrates NERFINISHED
language Ancient Greek
locatedIn Ancient Greece NERFINISHED
Athens
meetsAt grove of Akademos NERFINISHED
gymnasium outside the walls of Athens
partOf Plato’s Academy NERFINISHED
philosophicalMethod dialectical discussion in a school setting
systematic exposition of Plato’s views
philosophicalOrientation dogmatic Platonism
precedes Middle Academy NERFINISHED
New Academy NERFINISHED
startPoint lifetime of Plato
studies astronomy
geometry
harmonics
mathematical sciences
timePeriod 4th century BCE
early Hellenistic period

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Middle Platonism follows Old Academy
Speusippus schoolOrTradition Old Academy
Speusippus influenced Old Academy
Xenocrates era Old Academy
Xenocrates philosophicalSchool Old Academy
Crates of Athens movement Old Academy