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philo=friend, lover sophy=wisdom |
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| a seeker of wisom; seeking objective truth |
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| one who refuses to reason, immature |
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| When was the frist access time in philosophy? |
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| What are the four branches of philosophy? |
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anthropology ethics metapysics/ontology logic |
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| What are the 5 parts of love and what do they mean? |
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philia-friendship agape-unconditional form of love(God) eros-erotic love storge-love between damily members stoika-love for a job/hobby |
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| What does eros/erotic love mean? |
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| longing for what one does not have (immortality) |
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| Socrates call himself the______ |
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| true lover (erotic love IS philosophy) |
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| a female philosopher perhaps created by Socrates; a seer who gave Socrates the defination of erotic love |
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| What is Socrates' general way of teaching? |
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| by asking questions, leading his pupil to knowledge |
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| What is the idea of "mimesis"? |
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| that all things on earth are a copy of an original form or idea (objective idealism) |
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| teachers who taught people to argue; helped people with their careers |
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| Socratic questioning is not about_____, but about_____. |
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| knowledge, self-knowledge |
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| What are the four steps of Socratic questioning? |
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1. Starts out with a question, tries to get an ultimate defination(doesnt need to obtain one) 2.gets ideas, conceit of answer 3. cross esamination (elenchus) 4. dialogue ends in "aporia"->debt, embarassing (discussion results in no ultimate defination) |
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guidance of souls: the teacher is like a sculptor, forming the student |
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| What important quote does Socrates mention in "The Theaetetus"? |
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| he says that he is like a midwife, who delivers children and gives birth to ideas |
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| Why does Plato think that philosophers should rule? |
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| becasue those who have wisdom and apply it and those who have an education should rule |
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- uneducated people
- ignorant
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| misconceptions, illusions, conceit of knowledge |
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| one with knowledge, the enlightened individual |
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| forced ignorance, helplessness |
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| term for "Socratic questioning" |
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| What are the different classes of people? |
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| What is the Platonic idea of justice? |
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| one needs self-knowledge in order to become a political leader |
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| the soul is the true being of man: the soul can control and use the body |
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| What are the three parts of the soul? |
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Intellect=intellectual soul=lopistilcon emotional=irasible soul=thumos desires=concupiscent soul=epithumetikon
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| The virtue of the intellectual part of the soul is_______ |
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| The virtue of the emotional part of the soul is_______ |
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| The virtue of the desires part of the soul is________ |
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| When does one have justice? |
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| When they have the virtues of the three parts of the soul |
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