Question

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Which view did Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle hold in common?
a. Use of human reason and intellect leads to expanded knowledge.
b. Only the properly trained human mind can arrive at true knowledge.
c. Reliance on human senses provides accurate truth about the world.
d. Guided questioning and deductive reasoning leads to truth.

Answer 1

Socrates - The Soul is the animator 'de anima' of the body and everything that the body or mind does is controlled by the soul. The presonality is within the soul and a person would be unrecognisable without the soul.

Answer 2

Plato - The Soul comes from a separate 'world' called the world of the forms. In this world are perfect representations of every object in the universe. We can only see pale reflections of these perfect objects here on our world, but because the soul is from the world of forms we have vague memories of the forms so we can recognise objects in the universe based on our soul's memory of their forms.

Answer 3

Aristotle - The body relies on the soul to exist but the soul cannot leave the body and on the death of the person the soul also dies and does not return to the world of the forms. There is no such thing as 'forms' and we can only recognise things in the universe based on what we are told about them by other people and by piecing together information about other things to create something which may not exist. For example, there is no such thing as a flying horse but we can imagine a horse and we can imagine wings- therefore we can imagine a horse that has wings.

Answer 4

b?

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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