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    father. Socrates decided to have chat with Euthyphro regarding piety so that he can get points or to win the case against Meletus. Moreover‚ Euthyphro himself stated that he knows what is holy and unholy as Euthyphro was a man considered educated in religious affairs. Also Euthyphro claimed to be all wise‚ which would make him a Sophist‚ But Socrates made no claims and declared himself uneducated‚ so he questioned Euthyphro regarding piety in order expose him on how silly his statement seem to be. Both

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    attributes that made up a true woman was defined by her piety‚ purity‚ submissiveness and domesticity. If all components were present‚ true womanhood would spell out mother‚ daughter‚ sister‚ wife and woman ; which all led to a promise of happiness and power. Piety was the main attribute of a woman’s virtue or the starting point of her strength. It was said that young men who were looking for their other half were encouraged to search first for piety beyond else in a woman and that all else would follow

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    a good thing. Socrates brings up the argument that acquisition of wealth cannot be virtue‚ even though It provides good things‚ if it isn’t accompanied by justice‚ moderation or piety in some form or another. This statement made by Socrates appeals to me the most because of each of the wills: Justice‚ Moderation and Piety. In today’s world‚ there are plenty of court cases in which the plaintiff(s) is trying to sue the defendant(s) for a certain amount of money. If the plaintiff wins the case‚ he

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    When people find that their world has become foreign and strange to them‚ they tend to react in one of two ways. They either try to change the present to match a time in the past when things were alright in their minds which is known as being a reactionary. While others will try to push for new change to solve the problems in the present which is known as being a revolutionary. In the Spring-Autumn period of China‚ 722-481 BCE‚ many people were finding themselves in this position as order seemed

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    China and America.In the following section,the paper proceeds to elaborate the extension of family to social relationships.The Paper ends by discussing the difierent attitude towards Family members Keywords:family;values;social relationships;filial piety;age;friendship The Family is the basic unit of society.It reflects the ethical values of a society‚its cultural characteristies and the unique features of a nation.The family is among the oldest and the most fundamental of all human institutions.This

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    Mark Abby PHL 414 Plato Mid-Term February 20‚ 2012 The phrase “Socratic method” gets tossed around quite a bit during the course of a liberal arts education. One way of describing this method is teaching by means of asking. The thought is that by asking questions‚ a teacher may trigger some thought in the student’s mind which comes about more organically and effectively than by the means of traditional lecture. Employing the Socratic method allows a teacher to guide a student’s train of thought

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    via a critical and baffling conversation with Euthyphro concerning piety. At debate was the definition of “piety” that Euthyphro gives as an answer. Socrates‚ in responding to Euthyphro‚ demands an answer that delves into a definition that provides the essence of the word‚ and Socrates‚ through critical thinking‚ questions Euthyphro to the point of decimating the arguments presented in the points made. Euthyphro suggests that piety can be defined as “what the gods all love” (9e). Socrates objects

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    discussions‚ resided in four arenas: piety‚ purity‚ domesticity and obedience. The conditions that the female slave lived in were opposed to the standards and virtues set by society. It resulted in the female slave being refused what was considered the identity of womanhood. It was another manner in which slavery attempted to eradicate the slaves’ value of themselves. Jacobs continually struggled to maintain these female virtues. Her belief in the ideas of piety‚ purity‚ domesticity and is highlighted

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    Kate Hatch Mr. Smith Ancient Literature 15 February 2013 Someone’s Glory is Another’s Failure “Defeat is not the worst of failures. Not to have tried is the true failure.” In The Iliad‚ the audience is told of the brutal Trojan War and how the Trojans were destroyed in the tenth year. Nonchalantly‚ the Greeks celebrated and won prizes‚ while Troy was burned to the ground‚ leaving the remaining stragglers to run away under the leadership of Aeneas. Focused on the Trojans’ journey to the founding

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