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Rhetorics In Plato’S “Gorgias” And Political Methods In Modern America

Plato’s “Gorgias” is a dialogue that attacks the rhetoric of the politicians in ruling ancient Greece. It uses the voice of the teacher Socrates to express views, and includes the viewpoints and perspectives of Gorgias, Polus, and Callicles as well. Socrates in particular discusses many…

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Injustice And Innocence In The “Crito” Dialogue

Being treated like a criminal when you’ve done nothing wrong, is something no innocent person should go through. An injustice like this is not only harmful to the victim (because they know they’re being wrongfully punished), it is also a betrayal to the rule of…

Philosophical WorksPlatoSocrates3 Pages

Session Reflection On Methodology – Observations, Experimentation, Theories & Models

For this session, we began discussing the characteristics of scientific observations and experimentation, on the other hand, we conversed about the place of theories and models in science and the society. We kicked of the discussion with a bit of historical knowledge, learning about Greek…

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Critical Response To Kant'S Moral Philosophy

We all know that people behave in way that they call morale at least some of the time, morality is a think we do it and we talk about it so what’s the best way to try to understand. In this topic I am writing…

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A Reconceptualization Of Power And Its Normative Value

Power has historically taken on different meanings and functions. For Max Weber, power is merely instrumental, whereas Hannah Arendt sees it as communicative, and Michel Foucault as strategic. Although power is traditionally defined as essentially repressive and negative, I will argue along the lines of…

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Aristotle’S Artistic Proofs: Ethos Pathos And Logos, Timeless Rhetoric

As we get older, we realize that not many things in life are timeless, but rather fads. That shirt that was trendy in high school, or that band that was always on the radio. Trends come and go, but ethos pathos logos is here to…

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Reasons For Doing Things Matter

According to Kant, a good person has morality, freedom, dignity and is accountable for the things they do. Meaning, everything you do whether it is good or bad must have a reason. Acting as humans, there comes a reason and purpose for our choices. From…

Immanuel KantMorality2 Pages

Plato’S Theories Of Human Fulfilment

Plato is known as a psychologist and a philosopher, who was a student of Socrates but also a teacher to Aristotle. Plato’s main goal was to help people to find a sense of complete fulfilment, or what he called “Eudaimonia”. He recorded his thoughts and…

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The Theory Of Dualism By Philosopher René Descartes

Dualism is the theory introduced by philosopher René Descartes in which “the mind and body are both separate from each other; performing separate functions, and yet are intertwined. For example, some body functions are the cause of the mind and vice versa, and yet the…

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The Overarching Definition Of Philosophy In Plato’S Five Dialogues

In Plato’s five dialogues specifically in the Euthyphro and the Apology, Plato is using the characters in order to draw out the overarching definition of philosophy and the practice of it. In the Euthyphro, Socrates exemplifies how tough the practice of philosophy can be even…

Philosophy of LifePlato3 Pages

The Analysis Of The Article “Panopticism" By Foucault Michael

In the article “Panopticism in discipline and punish,” by Foucault Michael. The author objective was to help really emphasize on this idea of that you were constantly being observed. He utilized the term Panopticism which gleaned from this prison idea the panoptikum. Where detainees were…

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Plato & The Truman Show: A Discussion On Truth In The Modern Age

The proper way to determine truth is a dilemma that we have been attempting to answer for centuries. We see this dramatized in Peter Weiss’s The Truman Show, a film that draws heavily from Plato’s Allegory of The Cave, one of the most well known…

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A Rational Account Of Nature With Nature

According to Plato, living in a cave was symbolic to living a life under complete ignorance, without the true knowledge and understanding of the beautiful world around them. However, it is with this desire to look beyond the cave, that the early Greek philosophers inquired…

Personal PhilosophyPlato5 Pages