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Filosofía presocrática

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Filosofía presocrática
 

Crossword Puzzle

Filosofía presocráticaOnline version

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by Valeria
1

Quién fue el primer filosofo

2

Los filósofos investigan “el” de las cosas

3

El arge de Tales de mileto era el

4

¿Cuál era el arge de Pitágoras?

5

Una característica del arje de Anaximandro es

6

el arje de Heráclito era el

7

El arge de Heraclito va a generar un problema

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El origen de todas las cosas no puede ser

9

La palabra Apeiron significa

10

El Apodo de Heráclito era el

11

Todo lo material está en constante

12

Después de Tales de Mileto, el siguiente filósofo presocrático fue

13

Anaximandro, pensaba que el principio de todo era él

14

Éste filósofo decía que el cambio no existe, y que el ser es eterno

15

¿De dónde viene Heráclito?

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Ciudad de donde proviene Tales

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Según Pitágoras, los números son

15
2
11
12
5
1
16
17
8
3
7
10
4
14
13
6
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