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virtue is learned
not natural |
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| nothing good or bad, thinking makes it so |
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aristophane's view
plato
xenophon |
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| charges against the s-master |
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does not recognize gods
new gods
corrupts the youth |
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| i don't know-only the craftsmen know |
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| all happiness and goodness is being wise |
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| socrates bugging the hell out of everyone around him |
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unity
sef-predication
possession |
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f gives f-ness
Beauty makes things beautiful. |
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fness makes f and never its opposite
Beauty is never ugly. |
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many things may have f
Beautiful things are beautiful because they possess beauty. |
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cycle of opposites
recollection
scatter
form of life |
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| we don't learn we remember |
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the body is dust in the wind
the soul is invisible and immortal |
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| soul makes life-soul cannot be its opposite-soul cannot die |
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| how can one form exist in many things? |
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| what makes beauty itself beautiful? |
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| plato's problems with plato |
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