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"The pluralistic form takes for me a stronger hold on reality than any other philosophy I know of, being essentially a social philosophy, a philosophy of 'co'"-William James
On Thursday group 3 spent the duration of the time discussing our personal interests and hobbies outside of class. We unfortunately did not get to discuss any philosophy but are looking forward to discussing the readings on Tuesday.
When did Socrates die and by what? 399 B.C. and by Hemlock
DQ:
In Plato's 'The Republic' does it sound almost like a complete totalitarian state? Seems almost like the Hunger Games which there is soldiers and workers and totally depressing life?
Hunter Coppinger Section 10 Group 3 FQ: What book did Friedrich Nietzsche write? Beyond good and evil Who were the two most famous advocates for Utilitarianism? Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill
DQ: If one acts out of compassion instead of duty is it morally right?
Say for instance a inmate is on death row and is put to death by execution is that morally right?
Hunter Coppinger Section 10
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Did Socrates ever write down his own work?
-Nope
When did Socrates die and by what?
399 B.C. and by Hemlock
DQ:
In Plato's 'The Republic' does it sound almost like a complete totalitarian state? Seems almost like the Hunger Games which there is soldiers and workers and totally depressing life?
Link- http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/socrates/plato&soc.html
Hunter Coppinger Section 10 Group 3
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What year did Aristotle set up the Lyceum?
-338 B.C.
What does the Greek word 'telos' mean?
-purpose
DQ:
Why did Aristotle believe so highly in practical and moral reasoning?
Why did Aristotle think living a good life could be taught?
link-http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/a/aristotle148504.html
Hunter Coppinger Section 10 Group 3
ReplyDeleteFQ:
What book did Friedrich Nietzsche write?
Beyond good and evil
Who were the two most famous advocates for Utilitarianism?
Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill
DQ:
If one acts out of compassion instead of duty is it morally right?
Say for instance a inmate is on death row and is put to death by execution is that morally right?
Link- http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Morally+right