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    gather the knowledge of these humanitarians to understand the definition education‚ thereby directing you down the right path towards an enlightening college experience. The ancient Greek philosopher Plato describes education in his "Allegory of the Cave" as a process of spiritual enlightenment. According to Plato: If (one) is reluctantly dragged up a steep and rugged ascent‚ and held fast until (he/she) is forced into the presence of the sun (himself/herself)‚ is he not likely to be pained

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    It was Spring Break of 2010‚ the already steamy‚ hot temperatures of the Southern air rising despite the full blast of the air conditioning blowing through my hair as we drive through the seemingly never-ending desert of Arizona. My family‚ consisting of four‚ is headed toward Picacho Peak to take on the strenuous 6.2-mile hike along the Sunset Vista Trail. We pull up to the Sunset Vista Trail Head parking area‚ our medium-sized Camelbaks having already been packed somewhere along the 1‚060 miles

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    The dissemination of truth comes with fierce repudiation. The ancient works of the Bible and Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” express this everlasting theme. Jesus and the Platonic Prisoner walk together‚ hand in hand‚ to spread their great truths in their responding body politic to mature. However‚ they could just as easily remain stagnant in their position of superiority and would logically be better off keeping to themselves. But they did not. These two great teachers feel a strong and dutiful obligation

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    something because everyone else around them believes the opposite. What you think might be truer than you think because the world tends to believe what they want to‚ and not the truth. In Plato’s philosophical example of life in the “Allegory of the Cave” he explains and questions his views on human existence and the reality of things. Everyone has a different reality and a way that they perceive things but other factors like the media influence and persuade us. The media has the power through the

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    Summary: In The Allegory of The Cave‚ Plato indicates that the truth‚ the realistic‚ and the justice are certainly hard to find‚ but people should not give up the pursuit through combining the fancy and realistic‚ and they should not abandon this awareness. Plato uses a metaphor‚ prisoners who assume that the objects’ shadows from the projection of the fire in the den is the truth and the realistic because they do not know how real objects look like in the outside world. However‚ when a prisoner

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    the sun‚ and comes to see it as the origin of life. This is Plato’s allegory. The light is the source of knowledge‚ and knowledge is intrinsic to a worthy life. 4. What happens to the freed prisoner in lines 76-82? The prisoner returns to the cave and his eyes are astonished by the darkness and lack of knowledge. When he tries to talk to the other prisoners about realities‚ they ask him to measure up the only realities they have known. When he fails‚ they take this as proof of his insanity‚

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    III. Parmenides was of the Pre-Socratic times that focused on the offspring of philosophy‚ metaphysics. Parmenides philosophy relies heavily on reason‚ which influenced the thinking of Plato and Aristotle tremendously. A monist with such a radical metaphysical view on what is there and what is not‚ or what actually exists and what doesn’t. Understand and accept that Parmenides views are tenable yet also counterintuitive. His views open our eyes to knowing that the fundamental nature of reality has

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    Discussion Question 5 In platos republic‚ book VI‚ platos tells the story of Allegory of the cave. This story tells of what plato believes true education is. First plato tells what education is not. “Education isn’t what some people declare it to be‚ namly‚ putting knowledge into souls that lack it‚ like putting sight into blind eyes”(518b) then plato describes what he thinks education is. “Then education is the craft concerned with doing this very thing‚ this turning around‚ and with how the soul

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    The Way of Change Humans are all different but yet everyone is still the same in a sense. Plato‚ one of the worlds smartest and sharpest philosophers to ever live wrote an interesting book about this named “The Allegory of the Cave”‚ it’s a very interesting book an covers many aspects of life. Everyone can be afraid of trying new things‚ or live in cycle of laziness. But until people realize within themselves that are living a life of these unsatisfactory problems they will never be able to over

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    Plato‚ famous philosopher and student of Aristotle‚ once wrote of his skepticism of common sense in a piece he titled‚ “Allegory of the Cave.” In reference to people chained in a cave he writes‚ “how could they see anything but shadows if they were never allowed to move their heads?” As Plato highlights here‚ certain aspects of our reality will always allude us and thus our own perception of the world is based upon the shadows‚ or the biased perception of what we deem certain. One of these aspects

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