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39 Cards in this Set
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The study of how we know is the study of what?
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epistemology
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Socrates made a distinction between knowledge itself and comparative knowledge
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true
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Starting with no knowledge and moving step by step toward understanding is a device called what?
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socratic method
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In Theatitus Socrates discusses relativity that which prevents something to have only one meaning is
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all of the above
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Socrates says that whatever you think is true for you cannot always be true why?
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You cannot change objective nature of something just by wishful thinking
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Since experience of an object varies from person to person while math is the same for all persons this insight between sense and math experience is
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analytic and synthetic
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nothing is never simply is it is always...
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becoming
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greek word for soul
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psyche
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Certain mental states can make knowledge unclear which did he mention were unclear?
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Diseases, dreams, hallucinations, insanity (all of the above)
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Socrates talks about loving boys in a platonic way
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friendly nonsexual way
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In Licis self sufficient person no need to love ironically imperfect people may be better lovers
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true
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In Licis an unethical person may not be able to make friends because of moral inconsistencies
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true
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Licis- Human love is or can be unstable because only one person in a love relationship can be in love
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all of the above
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A person could love their enemy
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friends could hate each other
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At the end of Licis- friendship is not good
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False- can’t define it
-Love-failed to define it |
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Socrates says that praises may inspire pride but more valuable realm for us is
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philosophy, love of wisdom
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Which of the following topics did Socrates discuss with Eurotho
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-difficulties in defining virtue
-authorities disagree about nature of justice -we have problems in determining why ppl love -quest for permanent in standard of right and wrong (all of above) |
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Platus student studied various acts of virtue in order to understand it (part. To general is induction) Plato was other way (essence)
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idk
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Euthofro uses what to justify persecuting his father in trial
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esoteric knowledge
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At the end of dialogue the lawyer rushes off and Socrates claims that the lawyer didn’t give him any further knowledge for his trial
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true
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. Apology means “legal defense” doesn’t mean confession
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idk
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Socrates defending himself on corrupting the young and his punishment is
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execution
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Best way to distinguish right from wrong is
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reason
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With impending death he says that death is probably
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dreamless sleep/transition to better place
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Fear of death is not wisdom because..
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we don't know what death will bring
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Socrates was executed when he was…
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70
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Made leaders angry because he said they had the biggest problems
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true
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What is excellent Socrates included which of the following
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-consideration of intelligence
-consideration of money, spoons, pots -consideration of law |
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How did Socrates bring up discussion of class in relatively of excellence?
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a good thing may appear poor when classes with a superior thing
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For Socrates, features of excellence may include
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good, beneficial, useful for achieving good, what is pleasant through hearing and sight
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Near the end of dialogue (Socrates and hipias) tentatively agree on what excellence is
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beneficial pleasure
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At the end of greater hippies, Socrates laments the greater difficulty in defining excellence by quoting a proverb “what is excellence is..”
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hard/difficult
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Early in dialogue (Protgerous) says that _____ is the greatest part of virtue
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wisdom not good
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In dialogue Socrates included the following about virtue
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-good citizenship
-wisdom -moral decency -understanding |
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Included which as example of virtue
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-justice, temperance (moderation), piety
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True essentence is yet to be defined over virtue
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true
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At end, Socrates says “the question what is virtue remains unresolved”
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true
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According to Dr. Cooper the phrase is best described as “on law”
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how civilized life should be regulated
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Some features of law
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-goodness, excellence, apportionment, guidance
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