xenophanes

• Nom propre désignant le philosophe présocratique grec, poète et critique social ayant vécu approximativement de 560 à 478 av. J.-C., connu pour sa critique de la religion grecque traditionnelle et ses contributions à l'épistémologie et à la théologie.

A proper noun referring to a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, poet, and social critic who lived from approximately 560 to 478 BC, known for his critiques of traditional Greek religion and his contributions to epistemology and theology.

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   An ancient Greek philosopher, poet, and social critic who lived from approximately 560 to 478 BC. He is known for his critique of anthropomorphic gods and his contributions to early theology and epistemology.

   Xénophane (philosophe)

   • Xenophanes argued that humans create gods in their own image.
   • The teachings of Xenophanes influenced later Greek philosophy.
   • Xenophanes criticized Homer and Hesiod for their portrayal of the gods.