Introduction To Philosophy

Philsophic Question – ?,, ?? ?? ??? ? ????. ?? ???? Science? hypothesis? ??? ?? clarify?? ??, philosophical? ??? hypothesis?? ????? ?? hypothesis? ???? ??? ????

Socratic Method - form of philosophical inquiry in which the questioner explores the implications of others' positions, to stimulate rational thinking and illuminate ideas

Major questions in philosophy – 1. What can I know?
2. What ought I to do?
3. What may I hope?
4. What is man?

Inadequate answers – 1. Benefits the friends and harms enemies: Polemarchus
             2. Advantage of the stronger: Thrasymachus
             3. What the law prescribes: Glaucon

Who should rule the city – Philosophers. Intelligence is something more divine than other virtues that belong to the soul.

Three parts of soul – 1. Wisdom
            2. Courage
            3. Appetite, Desire

Myth of Er & Cave allegory – ?? ?? ???? ? ?.

Experience - Inanimate knowledge of things in an immediate and concrete way, something which gives us information only about the particular thing

Art - higher mode of knowledge that enables one to know what means to use in order to obtain the desired results

Causes – Final causes, Formal causes,

Best kind of knowledge – Sophia: Wisdom

Covenant – Mutual agreement that requires Common Power to make it constant and lasting

Natural Right – Everyone is governed by his own reason

Natural Laws – 1. Seek peace and follow it
          2. By all means we can defend ourselves ...
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