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    Phaedo Summary

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    6:30-9:30pm Phaedo Summary Socrates stands now before his disciples telling them he is not afraid of dying because he says death is what the true philosopher waits for all his life. The philosopher must have lived a good life‚ and when death is presented upon him‚ he should take the opportunity. Socrates formed a conclusion that: "That the real philosopher has reason to be of good cheer when he is about to die‚ and after death he may hope to obtain the greatest good of the world." Socrates is saying

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    Hazing Is Wrong

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    college administrators. Stories of hazing incidents are all too common in the news media today. It would not be out of the ordinary‚ upon opening the newspaper‚ to read the testimony of some fraternity pledges. Even in our own paper called the Ionian‚ where "7 fraternity members charged in hazing death". The article stated that 18 year-old Kevin Lawless drank in excessive amount of alcohol and later passed out in a doorway of an apartment. The boys that were in the fraternity thought he would

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    Have you ever wondered how our government was created? Two philosophers named Thomas Hobbes and John Locke played significant roles in the shaping of what is now our government. Both philosophers lived during the period of Enlightenment. Thomas Hobbes had a negative view of mankind‚ while John Locke had a positive view of it. Both men wrote a book and\or an essay about social contract. Each philosopher had different views on government. Thomas Hobbes and John Locke had opposing views on rebellion

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    thinkers know as philosophers arose to share their ideas on all parts of human society and human nature in general.Philosophers Believed all humans should be free and unrestrained by government. They believed that all humans were entitled to and responsible for freedom of government‚ religion‚ economy and the rights of their fellow citizens. Philosophers believed that the right the right to form a government and be responsible for it was especially important for humanity. As Philosopher John Locke once

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    Habit of Mind

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    of mind. The characteristics of a good philosopher are someone who possesses the qualities to use their habits of mind and be able to think on a higher level than most do. Though everyone has their own unique habits of mind‚ philosophers are trained to think at a level where their habits of mind are stronger‚ and thus are always looking for‚ and usually come up with the best solution to questions‚ or problems posed. Plato is an example of a philosopher; he wrote a book‚ The Republic‚ which is

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    What is the Enlightenment? The Enlightenment was a movement inspired by philosophers to promote independent thought and reason rather than past customs and traditions. It allowed change to be made to Europe during the 17-18th century. It was started by philosophers such as Francis Bacon‚ Thomas Hobbes‚ and Sir Isaac Newton. Each philosopher compiled different ideas and knowledge in order for this movement to occur. They all were able to influence each other to learn more and govern themselves rather

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    PLS 325 Ancient Political Theory Sagynysh Yeltayeva 10/10/15 Reading response on “Republic” (Book 7) In Book 7‚ Socrates presents the famous metaphor – allegory of cave. The metaphor demonstrates the influence of education on a human soul. People see shadows of statues in the dark place and believe these figures to be real. This shows people’s lowest stage on the Socrates’ line – imagination. When a prisoner is unchained‚ blinded with the light of fire‚ within the time he sees that indeed shadows

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    Egyptians had a lot of knowledge‚ and they presented several schools of thought‚ and this led to the development of modern psychology. The philosophers attempted to challenge philosophy as the main school of thought at that time. The philosophers tried to explain the human behavior in a more unique way. In the attempt to explain human behavior‚ the philosophers carried out experiments in laboratories to research on human behavior in a practical way. Wilhelm Wundt founded a laboratory in 1879

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    fundamental question in human existence. It speaks about the inquiry into the reason for man’s existence and that of existence in the universe. This question has pulled to itself an outstanding measure of attention in philosophical studies and philosophers of different epochs have approached it from various ways‚ both as it pertains to man per se and as it pertains generally to life in the universe. The existentialists handled this question as one of the foundational stones of the structure

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    always been one of my favorite Philosophers. I personally like most of his political ideals‚ and find them almost in alignment with my own. In particular I like his reasoning when it comes to the citizens that make up the city-state‚ along with the leadership. So throughout this essay I plan on drawing from the Republic to talk more about this Philosopher’s ideas. Plato had some interesting thoughts with his “Philosopher Kings” concept. Essentially a “Philosopher King” would be selected based

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