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    generation to another. In The Republic, for Socrates truth, justice, and goodness are the main principles of a utopic society. Indeed, the truth is universal and therefore in order to have a perfect utopic society, its community should be dedicated and based on truth. In fact, in this imaginary society the educational system is based on true stories and fiction. However, the Republic shows that even though this imaginary society is intended to protect truth, justice, and goodness, to some extent…

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    Christianity Reflection

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    Coming into this class at the beginning of the semester, I was very confused about the subject of “truth”. Over the past few years, my definition of this word had changed dramatically. I had hoped that taking a deeper look into worldviews would help me create a contrast between what I did and did not believe, and if I could find the truth of Christianity which had been eluding me for so long. In this course, I found that the topics of Classical Christian Theism, Deism, Traditionalism, New Age…

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    The allegory of the cave represents Socrates theory regarding human perception. He believes that humans are prisoners that are kept away from the truth therefore they are ignorant. Without some instruction about the world humans will remain in a state of ignorance. Socrates uses several images to help deliver his intended connotation such as the cave, the prisoners, shadows, the game, puppeteers, the escape, and the return. The cave is a haven for the three prisoners chained up inside. The cave…

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    The Allegory of the Cave is a metaphor for Plato’s theory of Knowledge. The theory of knowledge refers to the difference between knowledge and opinion. Opinions are questionable information that hasn't been reasoned or understood. Knowledge is knowing the ins and outs, and the ability to teach it to another with proper understanding. In order to get knowledge, one must question this information to find out who it is, what it is, and why it is. Knowledge is valuable, it is everlasting and no one…

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    happened in the con claim. An ideology, fictional work, or hypothetical example cannot “happen” or “occur” Happened is defined as occurred by the Cambridge Dictionary If no one believes it, it still happened because belief does not determine truth. This can be proven using history very easily. For example, take the death of the Tsarist royal family during the Communist Revolution in 1917. The White Army shot the entire royal family, but the bodies of Anastasia and her brother, Alexei were…

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    editing, staging and close following of the original text give the cinematic viewer a much closer understanding of Parker’s purpose of adapting the original play to be one that represents the text by highlighting that the moral line between fiction and truth in reality as one that is blurred, different…

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    the solution to everything. Parents think that kids should tell the truth and take the their punishment really well. Also they have to be honest or they will get into a lot of trouble and that is not a good thing. I think kids should tell the truth no matter how much trouble they get into. First, lying is not okay because you not telling the truth and that can get you into a lot of trouble. In the article,It’s the Truth: Americans conflicted about Lying, states that people lie that lie…

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    Art Vs Western Culture

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    Western and Eastern cultures art reveals deep truths about the world. Cultures have different views and ideas about nature of reality. The direction of art is to portray beauty. With artistic realism in the 19th century and other shifts in taste, great art could be ugly in both its subject matter and its depiction. Western history, reality itself, created by God was conceived of as beautiful. The definitive voice in the identification of beauty with an ultimate reality was Plato theory. Beauty,…

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    achievement, a pinnacle with a foundation on the First Amendment. It was once the prime generator of truth but political correctness has choked its engine. The left-leaning children of political correctness must learn that the instant benefit they gain from playing the victim is far outweighed by the damage it will have on society in the long term. Suppressing free speech means the death of truth and the gradual downfall of the United States of America. This cannot be allowed to…

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    its quest for philosophical and epistemological truth. I will be looking deeply into perspectivism and then finding its inevitable failings as a philosophical and epistemological system for truth. This will first part of this paper will deal with what perspectivism is and what it means as a system for truth. The latter half of this paper will mainly focus on…

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