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Monday, October 27, 2014
Method Of Philosophy
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I am a bit torn. As I understand it, Plato is forming this city to determine if any act performed by man can be inherently good. To answer ...
Three Manly Men
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In his second argument of book 8, Socrates repeats his argument that the soul is divided into three parts: reason, the spirited part, and de...
Plato's Number
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I want to start by saying I am fairly decent at math, and at determining the various different applications, whether scientific or practical...
The Degeneration of the Just City
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What I found to be the most interesting was the inevitable degeneration of the Just City in book 9. There was no way to spare it from this f...
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The tyrannical man
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Nobody would associate themselves with someone who acts irrationally or ridiculously. The tyrannical man is absurd and promotes absurdity. ...
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Philosophy
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It shocked me that though I normally judge Plato rather harshly, most of his philosophy shares a foundation similar to my own. When he discu...
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Selfishness
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It's interesting to see how Plato describes the degeneration of the government. It's also interesting to see that the downfall is br...
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