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    Socrates’ demonstration with the slave boy‚ is an effort to use mathematical reasoning to illustrate the process and the importance of keeping an active mind. Simultaneously he is using mathematical reasoning to illustrate how a similar process of reasoning is used in virtually every decision that we make. When Socrates asks the slave boy to find the length of a side of the square with the area of 8‚ he finds that the answer can neither be 2‚ nor 3. The manner in which Socrates poses this question

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    and what knowledge is. In this work‚ Socrates and Theaetetus discuss knowledge and its definition‚ which the character of Theaetetus tries to put into. He says that knowledge is perception‚ knowledge is true judgment‚ and‚ finally‚ knowledge is true judgment with an account. Socrates finds each of these undesirable and tells Theaetetus that he benefits from discovering what he doesn’t know and that he should approach the topic in the future. One of Socrates’ more enjoyable discussions with the pupil

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    world beyond his lifetime and culture‚ as time passed his reputation only increased. Due to his new method of thinking‚ Socrates was able to inspire people to think for themselves and it was ok to question things. This mindset later caused a huge effect in his life‚ from how he interacted with his wife‚ to how bystanders thought of him‚ and even cost him his own life. Socrates had lived through the Golden Age of Athens‚ this great era was the birth of many great philosophers. Often crowds would

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    Leiningen Versus the Ants

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    Leiningen versus the Ants In any story‚ characters are made from an author‚ but they actually living in the story. They have their own particular traits that human has. People can be describe as many type of people by the traits they has‚ and just like the characters in the story can be describe as a type of person. In story “Leiningen versus the Ants” by Carl Stephenson was an example of shown that Leiningen a characters could be describe as a intelligent‚ respectable leader and a brave person

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    Socrates: Meno At the beginning of Meno the question of what virtue is and whether or not it can be taught is brought up. The question of whether knowledge is virtue or virtue is knowledge is also brought up in the text. There are many different interpretations of Meno and all the things discussed within it. I am sure that there are many views and ideas as to where knowledge comes from‚ the true source of knowledge. Now nobody really knows where knowledge comes from‚ but Socrates

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    Human Versus Savagery

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    the moral of the story was you cannot judge someone until you have been in their shoes. This short story also plays the life role of civilization versus savageness. What surprises me is that this short story was published on January 19‚ 1924. That was six years later after World War I ended. Is this why Richard Connell ties in civilization versus savageness in the story? World War I started because of clashes between the Great Powers. In “The Most Dangerous Game‚” General Zaroff and Rainsford

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    debate by claiming he himself lives the very definition of justice‚ by bearing earned wealth and consistently living a virtuous life for the eyes of the Gods. He argues that he believes the most just person lives a life free of lies‚ follows every law and is always to return what he owes. Countering Cephalus’s claim‚ Socrates paints the image in everyone’s mind of two neighbors‚ one of whom has borrowed a weapon that can originate harm. Socrates provides the situation of the second neighbor returning

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    Buying Versus Renting

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    paper is to discuss the advantages and disadvantages that consumers have been renting versus buying a home. Information will help them make the right decision. Buying a house is one of the largest investments that many individuals make. It also needs to be a carefully thought out process making sure that it fits their needs as well as personal reasons. Renting is better when they are looking for short-term versus long-term the money that is spent on renting will double in the years to come if they

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    In Plato’s The Apology‚ Socrates generates this speech at the trial where he is accused by Meletus of not believing in the gods that the city believes in‚ but believing in other spiritual things as he corrupts the youth with these ideas. He‚ then‚ attempts to defend and find the truth about these accusations. Socrates presents a sequence of questions for Meletus to answer‚ but aren’t; these questions showed the significant discrepancy in Meletus’ claim. As Socrates continues‚ it’s obvious how ridiculous

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    an ode to Love. Socrates spoke last‚ alleging his speech was a reiteration of what Diotima had once told him. Diotima‚ a priestess‚ whom Socrates allegedly met in the past‚ told him of the secrets of love. Another attendee of the party‚ Alcibiades‚ was asked to make a eulogy for love as well‚ but instead‚ talked about the nature of Socrates. The nature of love‚ from what Alcibiades said‚ and the nature of Socrates turned out to be almost identical. In Plato’s Symposium‚ Socrates represents the quintessence

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