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Plato and the Allegory
Plato and the Allegory
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When was this famous piece written?
360 BC (Classical age)
556 BC
yesterday ;-;
450 BC
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The Allegory of the cave is a theory concerning?
Human Perception
philosophical reasoning
Bagles
sensory knowledge
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What is the Theory Of Forms?
The world we see reflects the forms the world represents
reveals the state of human beings
the different forms in the lifespan of an individual
It's not actually even a thing, this is a trick question! XD
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What does Plato reveal?
caves are an adequate source of happiness in life
The cave is the darkest place in your life and how to leave
That we all have valid perceptions about the world
The nature of reality
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T/F People are scared of philosophical truths
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Potato
Magnet
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What does the cave represent?
where the gather to eat waffles
belief that empirical evidence ensures knowledge
Knowledge Comes From What We See And Hear In The World
The essence of truth
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What do the shadows represent?
The prisoners losing their minds
bagels are being sold at half price
belief that empirical evidence ensures knowledge
a misinterpretation of knowledge
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What is the conversation in this allegory between?
Socrates and Glaucon
a noodle and a chocolate chip
Plato and socrates
plato and the prisoners
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What does Plato's cave tell us about what we see with our eyes?
We imagine things that aren't true, we have misconceptions
We all have the exact perception, the same POV
waffles are good with nutella
Each person sees things differently due to past experiences
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What important role does the sun play in this philosophical view?
It warms people up who are cold in the cave
You believe what you see should be taken as truth
Philosophical truth and knowledge
Frees and enlightens men