Man's Embodiment: Plato and Aristotle

Question 1

This philosopher claimed that the main is a soul.

Answer 1

Plato

Question 2

He defined this as the self - initiating motion or the source of motion

Answer 2

Soul

Question 3

Plato claims that the soul has three parts, namely?

Answer 3

Rational element, spirited element, and the bodily element

Question 4

This element if responsible for the reason and language.

Answer 4

Rational Element

Question 5

This element is responsible for hunger and appetite.

Answer 5

Bodily Element

Question 6

This element is responsible for emotion such as hate, anger, love and others.

Answer 6

Spirited Element

Question 7

The three elements are arranged in hierarchy namely:

Answer 7

• Rational Element
• Bodily Element
• Spirited Element

Question 8

He states that in our reality, the mind must control the heart and the stomach.

Answer 8

Plato

Question 9

This philosopher claims that man is not solely a soul but a body endowed with life.

Answer 9

Aristotle

Question 10

This is called the principle of life.

Answer 10

Soul

Question 11

This is also the giver of life of the body.

Answer 11

Soul

Question 12

What are the three kinds of soul?

Answer 12

• Vegetative soul
• Locomotive soul
• Rational soul

Question 13

This is the soul of the animals and it has the powers of reproduction.

Answer 13

Locomotive soul

Question 14

This is the soul of man and it has the powers of reproduction, assimilation, locomotion, sensation and reason.

Answer 14

Rational soul

Question 15

This is the soul of plants and trees and it has the powers of reproduction and assimilation

Answer 15

Vegetative soul

Question 16

This philosopher stated that our present reality, the mind must control the heart and the stomach.

Answer 16

Plato