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    Defence Of Socrates

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    accepting his death punishment rather than accepting imprisonment or banishment and he will stop philosophizing. In this paper, I will explain Socrates philosophy and I will state my point of view in the definition of philosophy and open question. In the first section of the paper, I will explain the three principal component of Socrates philosophy (i.e. irony, method, and ethos) by explaining how they relate to Socrates famous statement “the unexamined life is not worth living.” In the…

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    even now today. I will be looking at how Aristotle studied human nature and his philosophies based upon it. I am going to look at how Aristotle described human nature compared to “normal” actions of humans. I will also compare the way Aristotle studied human nature in comparison and contrast with the view on human nature today and how it affects society. Temptations play a huge role in how Aristotle made philosophies upon human nature. Aristotle used religion as a foundation for why temptation…

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    The philosophy of Martin Luther King has six principles of nonviolence. The first is nonviolence is a way of life for courageous people. Someone that is non violent only because they are afraid, is not a true form of non violence. Kings second principle of nonviolence is nonviolence seeks to win friendship and understanding. An example is a community that comes together after a peaceful protest or a boycott. His third principle is nonviolence seeks to defeat injustice not people. In other words…

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    end, try to give meaning to this life we live. I believe that religion is a direct result of this theory. Think about every time you hit rock bottom, did you find meaning in the fall? Most can say yes, yet most only relate that feeling to God and his love. What is the relation if you aren 't religious? Is it one of pure human nature? I believe so. I strongly think most people choose to believe in religion and its practices because if we fail to do so we will go to hell. By following this…

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    Western philosophy began in the 6th century BCE in ancient Greece. These first philosophers that we know of are called “Pre-Socratics”, meaning they came before Socrates. Socrates’ philosophical prowess, however, brought forth a time that freedom of self-consciousness was first challenged. In my opinion, Socrates was the first philosopher to distinguish the value of philosophy even though they were just mere thoughts of men. In Bertrand Russell’s “The Value of Philosophy”, he addresses the very…

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    clear what philosophy and academic thinking are, where and when Plato lived, what his ideas where and how people reacted and perhaps still react. Furthermore, a reflection on his ideas will be given as well as my view on his beliefs. Philosophy The definition of philosophy is already contained in the word philosophy itself. In Greek, philo means love or devotion and sophia means wisdom. Philosophy literally means “Love of wisdom.” Philosophers are thus people devoted to wisdom. Philosophy is an…

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    variety of philosophers and the social classes in France. The enlightenment period begins with the scientific revolution. During the revolution, many unusual philosophies made its debut, and people think that those philosophies are going guide people into a more preferable life. Apparently that’s not true, because in the novella, the philosophy was that everything is created for the best, but the main character Candide went through all those tragedies, but is still unsuccessful in discovering…

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    rule as kings...and adequately philosophize, and political power and philosophy coincide in the same place… my dear Glaucon, nor I think for human kind, nor will the regime we have now described in speech ever come forth from nature, insofar as possible, and see the light of the sun.” In other words, Socrates’ perfect city consists of philosophers becoming kings because, in doing so, they are capable of interlacing their philosophies and political power. This then allows for the kings to use…

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    People continue to search for their God and his love in order to be saved from all evil. In today’s Christianity, the main goal is to find, and allow God to take control and save those who are in need. It is believed that searching for God will help people heal within themselves in order to move forward and make positive life decisions. The only way to escape evil is by allowing God to help and save people from sin. This philosophy is very interesting because it still continues to be followed…

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    honorable than the beauty of the outward form” (Symposium 32). Philosophy is the pursuit and love of wisdom; Diotima describes it as the purest of all expressions of love (27). It also has the most powerful sexual and emotional…

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