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1
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In the cave myth, what does the cave represent

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Material world

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In the cave myth, what does the outside of the cave represent

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Ideal world

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in the cave myth what does the fire represent

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the Sun

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4
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In the cave myth what does the sun(shine) represent

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the Good

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5
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In the cave myth what does the darkness represent

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Ignorance

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6
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IN the cave myth what do the other prisoners represent

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People of Athens

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In the cave myth what does the prisoner leaving represent

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The soul going into the ideal world

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8
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What is cave myth represent

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the divided line

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9
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How is the returned prisoner like Socrates

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  • They both know things others don’t and wants to share knowledge
  • Both threatened with death
  • Both made fun of
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10
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What does it mean that the Good is a source with no source

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The Good created things but nothing created the good

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11
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Where is the cave located

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underground

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12
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What is the only thing the prisoners can see

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shadows

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13
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What do the prisoners say when he returns to the cave

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That he ruined his vision and they will kill him if he tries to do the same to them

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14
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How is the prisoner hurt both physically and mentally each time he reaches a new level

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physically: His eyes adjusting every time
mentally: he learns his whole world is a lie

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15
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What does Plato question about being good

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Why be good if can get away with being bad

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16
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what does “thrash” say about rules and society

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They aren’t meant to benefit society

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17
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What object is the best

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The one that does the intended job best

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18
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What does it mean when someone is unhappy

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There is disharmony among the parts of the soul

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19
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Who is Socrates talking with in the symposium

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Diotima

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20
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what is the Equation for romantic love

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Love= Need + Resourcefulness

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21
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What two ways can humans become immortal

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children

legacy

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22
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What is the bottom step of the the love ladder

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a beautiful body (physical attraction)

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23
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what is the second step of the love ladder

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All beautiful bodies (everything is great)

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24
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what is the third step of the love ladder

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A beautiful soul( who one truly is)

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25
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what is the fourth step on the love ladder

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beauty of laws and institutions (how someone is raised)

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26
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what is fifth step on the love ladder

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the beauty of knowledge

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27
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what is sixth step on the love ladder

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Beauty its self (perfect form)

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28
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what is the top (optional) step on the love ladder

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the Good

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29
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why is beautiful body the lowest step

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  • it is the easiest
  • First one we are introduced to
  • As we move up the ladder it becomes less important
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30
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What is the function of the reason part of the soul

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guide

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31
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what is the human type of the reason part of the soul

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philosophical

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32
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what is the suggested profession for the reason part of the soul

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philosopher/king

33
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what is the function for the desire part of the soul

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motivate

34
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what is the human type for the desire part of the soul

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avaricious

35
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what is the suggested profession for the desire part of the soul

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laborer

36
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what is the function of the spirit part of the soul

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animates

37
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what is the human type for the spirit part of the soul

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competitive

38
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what is suggested profession pf the spirit part of the soul

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army/solider

39
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how is Aristotle worldview similar to a doctors

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he uses his reason and senses to determine causes

40
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why does aristotle invent logic

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  • to discredit sophists

- use as an everyday life tool

41
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what is aristotle definition of wisdom

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knowing what it is and why it is

42
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how do we find truth of an object

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by focusing on the object

43
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how do we focus on an object

A

find the causes

44
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what are four causes and what do they mean

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Material: what something is made of
formal: its definition
efficient: the source
Final: the purpose or use

45
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define telos with an example

A

end goal

Ex: getting a job

46
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define Entelechy with an example

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death, growing old

47
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What are Aristotle problem with the forms

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  • no connection between forms and Forms
  • Plato does not explain how Forms create different versions of themselves
    - cars, phones
48
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what is the name of Aristotle’s school

A

lyceum

49
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what is the name of the text book painting

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school of Athens

50
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who trusts their senses more: plato or Aristotle

A

Aris

51
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what is aistotles formula for substance and what is his formula for a human

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substance= matter+form 
human= body+soul
52
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what does aris call god

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unmoving mover

53
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when defining God, what does movement mean

A

creation

54
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true or false, plants, animals ad humans all have souls

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true

55
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what kind of soul do plants have

A

nutritive

56
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what kind of soul do humans have

A

rational

57
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what kind of soul do animals have

A

sensitive

58
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where does aris think the soul is located

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within the body

59
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true or false all classes of beings have the same soul

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true

60
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what happens to the soul when our bodies die

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it ceases to exists

61
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can you separate the soul and body

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no they are one.

62
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what is Aris eye analogy

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seeing is apart of the eye but you cannot separate seeing from the eye. The body is the eye and seeing is the soul/reason

63
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What is Aris book called

A

Nicomachean Ethics

64
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what is the only thin with instinct value

A

happiness

65
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what are the two kinds of value

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intrinsically valuable

extrinsically valuable

66
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what are the two types of lives that are not the happiest

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pleasure

fame

67
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why would a life of pleasure be unhappy

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  • short lived

- too animalistic

68
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why would a life of fame be unhappy

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  • dependent on others

- short lived

69
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how do we discover happiness

A

look a the functions of humans

70
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what are requirements for happiness

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  • special skill(s)
  • wisdom
  • exercise virtue
  • pleasure
  • external goods
71
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what are we praised for

A

virtues

72
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how do we get virtues

A

habits

learned and the more we do the better we get

73
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what are we blamed for

A

our vices

74
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for each virtue how man corresponding vices are there

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two

75
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define virtue

A

the mean between two vices/extremes

76
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define mean

A

the appropriate amount of virtue for a situation

77
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what is the purpose of reason in ethics

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to find the mean

78
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in The School of Athens what way is Plato and Aristotle pointing?

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plato: up
Aris: out

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