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    misconceptions of the world. Bacon takes a more logical and scientific approach in philosophy using results and data to determine the truth behind “how we know what we know” and how not to be deceived by our mind’s own capability. On the other hand‚ Plato believes that with time one will be able to see the light if it chooses because everyone was born knowing but with a vague

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    The good life is a condition in which a person will be the most happy. Both Plato and Aristotle see the good life as the state in which a person exhibits total virtue. Plato reasons that a person will exhibit total virtue when his desires have been extinguished‚ while Aristotle believes the perfect state will bring forth the virtue in men. Plato argues that the good life springs from love because through love‚ men can rid themselves of desires. That is not to say that every loving relationship creates

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    a) Explain Plato’s concept of "Forms" [33] Plato‚ an ancient Greek philosopher living around 400 BCE‚ came to an belief that as well as the visible world‚ there was in fact another‚ separate ’world’ which contained the ’Forms’. Forms are what Plato understood to be the reality that lies behind each concept and object in the visible world. Plato was exploring how the human senses know how to categorise objects‚ animals and concepts‚ however warped they may be from their mundane Form. He believed

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    References: [ 5 ]. Plato and Progress Rupert C. Lodge The Philosophical Review ‚ Vol. 55‚ No. 6 (Nov.‚ 1946)‚ pp. 651-667Published by: Duke University Press on behalf of Philosophical Review [ 6 ]

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    ------------------------------------------------- The Greek Philosophy of Man ------------------------------------------------- The Greek Philosophers Socrates‚ Plato and Aristotle taught that the proper way to solve the problem of man is to first inquire into and discover the true nature of man. ------------------------------------------------- The solution to his present problems caused mostly by ignorance or lack of knowledge‚ can be found by recalling all what he knew clearly in his former

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    intellectually‚ they are non-physical ideas that represent the most accurate reality. In some cases we call the Theory of Forms‚ Theory of Ideas. For example‚ take a perfect triangle‚ this would be a description of the Form‚ or idea‚ of a triangle. Plato states these Forms exist in an abstract state‚ we can try to draw the perfect triangle‚ but our attempts will fall short. No matter how good of an artist we are‚ our physical representation will never be perfect. Our attempts of precision will end

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    Plato Research Paper Ryan Lathrop 2/11/12 Per.2 Plato’s birth date is not exactly known. It is said that he was either born between 427-430 B.C. He was the son of wealthy and influential Athenian parents .Many of his relatives were involved in Athenian politics‚ although Plato himself was not. When Plato was a young man‚ he went to listen to Socrates‚ and learned a lot from Socrates about how to think‚ and what sort of questions to think about. When Socrates was killed in 399 BC‚ Plato was very

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    middle period‚ Plato introduces his theory of love. First thing to note is that in Plato’s theory‚ love is given and its existence is not questioned. The word love leaves the matter ambiguous as to whether we are discussing love in the normal‚ human‚ sense of the word‚ or if we are discussing desire in a much broader sense‚ but in this discussion we are only considering only love of type eros‚ love as a kind of desire that exists between two human beings. Symposium‚ is a dialogue by Plato‚ about a dinner

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    our modern society In Plato’s The Republic‚ Plato illustrates what his ideal city would look like. He describes the educational systems‚ ideal legislators and the purposes of democracy. The republic influenced many people to understand the purpose for democracy‚ and it led to new philosophical schools of thought. Although this work was written hundreds of years ago‚ it still affects our modern world today. One of the most important things that Plato stresses is the importance of education. Without

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    Anne Jastrzebski WR150: The Ethics of Disenchantment Multi-Source Essay More than Defining Justice: The Republic’s Push to Modify its Readers’ Way of Thinking At first glance‚ Plato’s The Republic seems a tedious exercise in trying to follow one man’s irrational effort to construct a city when he was tasked simply with explaining a single word. However‚ the republic created by Socrates throughout the duration of the dialogue and the points that come from it are not as unnecessary or superfluous as

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