Atomism (from Ancient Greek ἄτομον (atomon) ' uncuttable, indivisible ') [1] [2] [3] is a natural philosophy proposing that the physical universe is composed of fundamental indivisible components known as atoms. References to the concept of atomism and its atoms appeared in both ancient Greek and ancient Indian philosophical traditions.

Atomism, any doctrine that explains complex phenomena in terms of aggregates of fixed particles or units. This philosophy has found its most successful application in natural science: according to the atomistic view, the material universe is composed of minute particles, which are considered to …

2024年2月19日 · 原子论（英语：Atomism，来自古希腊语 atomos ，含义为“不可分割”），是在一些古代传统中发展出的一种自然哲学。 原子论者将自然世界理论化为由两基本部分所构成：不可分割的 原子 和空无的 虚空 （void）。

2005年6月30日 · Atomism in the form in which it first emerged in Ancient Greece was a metaphysical thesis, purporting to establish claims about the ultimate nature of material reality by philosophical argument. Versions of atomism developed by mechanical philosophers in the seventeenth century shared that characteristic.

原子论是指关于原子概念的学说。德谟克利特探讨了物质结构的问题，提出了原子论的思想。他认为万物的本原是原子和虚空。原子是一种最后的不可分割的物质微粒，它的基本属性是"充实性"，每个原子都是毫无空隙的。虚空的性质是空旷，原子得以在其间活动，它给原子提供了运动的条 …

2005年8月23日 · Scholarly uses of the term ‘atomism’ range over mereological theories in widely different contexts (Zilioli 2021); not all possible senses of the term are discussed here.

原子論（英語：Atomism，來自古希臘語 atomos ，含義為“不可分割”），是在一些古代傳統中發展出的一種自然哲學。 原子論者將自然世界理論化為由兩基本部分所構成：不可分割的 原子 和空無的 虛空 （void）。

Atomism in the strict sense is not merely one of the historical forms of atomism, one of the many possible scientific attempts at explaining certain physical phenomena; it is, first of all, a metaphysical system: it has been presented as the only …

As early as the 5th century bce, atomism in the strict sense (Leucippus and Democritus) is found, along with various qualitative forms of atomism: that of Empedocles, based on the doctrine of the four elements, and that of Anaxagoras, with

2020年1月21日 · Atomism was one of the theories the ancient Greek natural philosophers devised to explain the universe. The atoms, from the Greek for "not cut" were indivisible. They had few innate properties (size, shape, order, and position) and could hit each other in the void.