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    In Books II-IV of Plato’s Republic, Socrates creates an ideal polis, and in doing so finds justice in the soul. The two foundational principles of the ideal city that Socrates creates are self-sufficiency and one-person-one-art, referred to today as specialization. Individual people are not self-sufficient, so the citizens of the city must take up a profession and trade with each other. Socrates and his companions are successful in their search for justice, and are able to reach the answer by…

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    Art and Irrationality. According to Plato in the Ion and the Republic, art engages with the irrational part of the soul—both in respect of how art is produced as well as how art is enjoyed. Discuss why, for Plato, this is the case, and whether your agree with him or not. In the writing of Plato, he advocates that art is produced alongside with irrational part of the mind. However, the definition and meaning of art has changed from the time of Plato to today. In Wittgenstein’s remark about…

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    followed towards giving birth, other than those of the doctor. Another aspect would be the respect or worth that the Hmong put on the human soul. The souls to the Hmong seem to be important and are taken care of well. I believe that the heavy reliance on the soul is seen as different, for the American culture as well as the medicine do not take in consideration the soul as much as the Hmong do. I think that this could be a lesson that could be taught to the American culture, we should treat are…

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    Concept Of Dualism

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    called the soul, which is entirely independent of the body. The Dualist philosophies declare that the mind is completely separate from the body, and therefore is accountable for all conscious feelings, moods, understandings, and beliefs. The brain however is still considered to as much a part of the body as any other physical thing found within it. (2) These same principles state that the brain is part of the body. Another claim was made concerning the spiritual connection of the soul, and how…

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    Directions like the compass give us a sense of guidance and with Auden using the four directions he gives this the symbol that this person is who made him who he is today. There was no going anywhere unless he was by his side (Genius). Obviously losing your soul mate will be devastating, but there will never be a point in life when you know death is just going to happen and it will not be just another day in our lives passing by. Auden also uses the line, “I though that love would last for ever:…

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    He is not wrong in his criticism of the fundamental language of dualism. For instance, saying there is a soul inside the body would be a mistake. Prepositions like in, out, and around have an unavoidable physical tone. If there is a soul, it cannot be “inside” the body. This kind of soul would be “nowhere” because it would not exist in space and would have no physical location. It would seem Ryle just wants Cartesians to be more careful with the…

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    the three concepts of the city were applied to the individual, these three parts of the soul must also be found in the city for the analogy to be veritable. Socrates asseverates that the soul is separate from the body , this is why it can “assent and dissent” at the same time. The appetitive part of the soul, which Socrates relates to the most basic human instincts: thirst and hunger, is the part of the soul that desires “natural objects” for themselves, without any thought process moving these…

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    In Plato’s Republic Book 2, Socrates says justice belongs in the category, “which the man who is going to be blessed should like both for itself and for what comes out of it,” (Plato, Republic 2, 358a). This means the man who is acting justly does so because he wants to, not because he has to, and he knows he will get results from doing justice. Based on this notion, justice is a desired good. If everyone acts justly, then no one has to experience injustice outcomes. As Glaucon tries to defend…

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    John Malkovich Mind

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    “Viewing the Human Mind through Being John Malkovich” This essay is about exploring the human mind through the brain of a person name John Malkovich. In the movie Malkovich’s brain appears to be a metaphysical portal that represents the human mind. His mind is descriptive of himself from the exterior and interior of his body and mind that is seen by others. The premise of the movie is about wanting to be another person. There are philosophical concepts brought forth on the nature of self,…

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    Carlos Now Gone Poem

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    pacific ocean so that you could trick yourself to believe that you could the water and waves. I front of that image we stood. All of us in complete silent, surrounded by the sound of silence. A urgent yet peaceful absence of sound that penetrated our soul and made our hearths trumble.I look upon my idiots and smile, to which they respond by showing their happiness in their…

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