Tracing the Origin of Philosophy: The Pre-Socratics and Socrates Flashcards

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Who are the three Pre-Socratic Philosophers?

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Thales, Phythagoras, and Heraclitus

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This philosopher claimed that everything is changing and believed that the only permanent thing in thing in this world is change.

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Heraclitus

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He treated philosophy as a way of life.

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Phythagoras

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He is considered as the father of western philosophy and is regarded as one of the seven sages of ancient Greece.

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Thales

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He made important contributions to the field of Mathematics, the most famous of which is the field of Phythagorean thereom.

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Phythagoras

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He used fire to emphasize this idea of change.

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Heraclitus

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He claimed that there is one single substance that comprises everything and that substance is water.

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Thales

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Who is the philosopher that turned his inquiry on the human person and human living?

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Socrates

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If knowledge is virtue, what is ignorance?

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Ignorance is a vice.

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Who said, “know yourself for the unexamined life is not worth living.”

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Socrates

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He said that knowledge is a virtue.

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Socrates

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What does knowledge is a virtue mean?

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It means that no one does evil intentionally. One does evil because he does not know that it is evil.

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