What does physis mean?
In ancient Greek philosophy, physis refers to the fundamental nature of reality, often translated as 'nature' or 'essence'. It is the underlying principle or substance that gives rise to the world and all its phenomena.
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"The philosopher's concept of physis was central to his understanding of the universe and human existence."
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