Exam 5: The Philosopher-King: Plato
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In what Book of the Republic does Plato s Allegory of the Cave occur?
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The moral position that right and wrong can be understood in terms of their effect on something s functions is
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Plato s views on the Forms are only of historical interest to us.
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A Heraclitean world would be devoid of the possibility of certainty, according to Plato.
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Plato believed that he could give the best lecture on an ideal society.
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Plato believed that truths about mathematics exist whether we know them or not.
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What are the differences between knowledge and opinion, for Plato? How might Plato s views here influence his view of the value of democracy?
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How many metaphysical levels of reality were there for Plato?
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Outline two differing ways of understanding Plato s theory of the Forms. Which do you think is most persuasive (a) as an account of what Plato wrote, and (b) as an approach to epistemology. Explain your answer.
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