Allegory of the cave Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Classicism - -refers to the aesthetic attitudes and principles reflected in the art and philosophy of ancient Greece and Rome Major Themes in the Classical Period - -Balance, truth/reason, democracy/republic and humanism Democracy - -government "rule by the people" developed by Greeks Socratic Method - -Analytical method of reasoning developed by Greek philosopher Socrates, ask a progression of questions in pursuit of truth Philosopher King - -Hypothetical ruler of Plato's idea city-sta...

PRAXIS II ENGLISH CONTENT KNOWLEDGE: AUTHORS AND THEIR WORKS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% Homer Homeric or Heroic Period. The greatest of the ancient Greek epic poets and author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, works that lie at the beginning of the Western literary canon. Gorgias Greek sophist from Sicily who turned his back on true philosophy; believed that all statements were false and that everything was incomprehensible and unknowable Aesop Greek author of fables Plato Clas...

xplore in depth problems defined by the paradigm and utilize the techniques suggested by the paradigm while exploring those problems. - answerNormal Science The theory in which all scientific theory must be able to be proven false in order for it to be considered scientific - answerPrinciple of Falsifiability ______________ explains the reason Popper though that empirical observation was too vague and unrefutability. - answerPrinciple of Falsafibility The potential of theory being incorre...

Eros - Passionate love favored by Greek poets Aesthetic Experience - An experience of beauty that inspires a feeling of pleasure, which is its own justification, and this experience is valued independently of others. Agape - Greek term for platonic love. Age of Exploration - Time period between the early fifteenth to the early seventeenth centuries when Europeans sailed around the globe and transferred goods, food, plants, and people (in the form of slaves) transforming the countries they ...

What did Socrates offer as a defense at his trial? - Answer-He stated that he committed no crimes and should be rewarded Socrates believed a good conversation ended - Answer-With the other person questioning all their assumptions Plato's allegory of the cave demonstrates his theory of - Answer-Forms In his republic, Plato states which form of government as the ideal? - Answer-Totalitarian state Plato's ideal state consisted of - Answer-A philosopher-king, soldiers, and workers. ...

IB Philosophy - Core Theme SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Allegory of the cave (Plato's cave) - ANSWER To be liberated from the cave we must precede into the light, dismissing appearances as mere illusion and seek true knowledge. This is when we reach our goal ('telos') Normative - ANSWER how we should be/what we should do The Tri-partite soul (Plato) - ANSWER Reason (control), Spirit (emotions like pride and courage), Appetite (bodily and wordly desires) The Materialist view (H...

Allegory of the cave (Plato's cave) - CORRECT ANSWER To be liberated from the cave we must precede into the light, dismissing appearances as mere illusion and seek true knowledge. This is when we reach our goal ('telos') Normative - CORRECT ANSWER how we should be/what we should do The Tri-partite soul (Plato) - CORRECT ANSWER Reason (control), Spirit (emotions like pride and courage), Appetite (bodily and wordly desires) The Materialist view (Hobbes) - CORRECT ANSWER Every can...

How do Mesopotamia and Egypt view nature - it was part of their worldview How did Hebrews View God? - God is above all nature don't see God as a rock Homer - "Shaper of the Greek thought" What did Homer believe? - there was a universal order to things what did Cosmologist believe? - They searched for the underlying principal of the universe What did the Greeks move from in terms of religion? - Myth making to Monotheism Name 3 Greek Thinkers - Plato Aristotle Socrates W...

IB Philosophy - Core Theme SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Allegory of the cave (Plato's cave) - ANSWER To be liberated from the cave we must precede into the light, dismissing appearances as mere illusion and seek true knowledge. This is when we reach our goal ('telos') Normative - ANSWER how we should be/what we should do The Tri-partite soul (Plato) - ANSWER Reason (control), Spirit (emotions like pride and courage), Appetite (bodily and wordly desires) The Materialist view (H...

Allegory of the cave (Plato's cave) - CORRECT ANSWER To be liberated from the cave we must precede into the light, dismissing appearances as mere illusion and seek true knowledge. This is when we reach our goal ('telos') Normative - CORRECT ANSWER how we should be/what we should do The Tri-partite soul (Plato) - CORRECT ANSWER Reason (control), Spirit (emotions like pride and courage), Appetite (bodily and wordly desires) The Materialist view (Hobbes) - CORRECT ANSWER Every can...