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Does secrets mean Socrates - the wisdom keeper?
no,socrates is just a greek name
Who asked the oracle about Socrates wisdom?
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Why did Plato write The Republic?
to spread socrates' words of wisdom
How are Socrates and Alcibiades prime examples for Aristotle's friendship in Nicomachean Ethics?
they are friends of utility and pleasure. Alcibiades is befriending Socrates to gain some of his wisdom, while Socrates isn't falling for alcibiades' sexual seductions.
What does the saying by Socrates?
Widely considered the wisest man in history, Socrates is credited with many sayings. One of the famous ones is, 'the only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.'
What was Socrates famous quote?
The first step to wisdom is realizing how much you dont know
Does secrets mean Socrates - the wisdom keeper?
no,socrates is just a greek name
Who asked the oracle about Socrates wisdom?
sdgfSD
Why did Plato write The Republic?
to spread socrates' words of wisdom
How does wisdom differ from philosophy Would Socrates or Plato know the difference?
The Greek expression 'philosophy' means 'love of wisdom'. Not exactly a difference, is it.
How are Socrates and Alcibiades prime examples for Aristotle's friendship in Nicomachean Ethics?
they are friends of utility and pleasure. Alcibiades is befriending Socrates to gain some of his wisdom, while Socrates isn't falling for alcibiades' sexual seductions.
Which encounter provided socrates with the insight that wisdom arises from humility?
Socrates' encounter with reputable politicians in Plato's Apology It is on humility versus arrogance in the Socratic method of philosophy.
What does the saying by Socrates?
Widely considered the wisest man in history, Socrates is credited with many sayings. One of the famous ones is, 'the only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.'
Socrates was the first philosopher in ancient Greece to?
The Athenian philosopher Socrates was the "first" philosopher in many ways. Perhaps most important above all else, he was the first to make the claim that his wisdom, if wisdom it truly were, consisted solely of his knowledge that he didn't know anything at all with certainty.
The first step to wisdom is silence was quoted by who?
Cato
What was Socrates notion of wisdom?
It is difficult to say. Socrates is credited with saying, "Know thyself." He believed that knowledge is gained by means of questions, (like the people who write to WikiAnswers). He also believed that everything should be examined and questioned. * Benjamin Franklin wrote: Imitate Christ and Socrates. Christ once wrote something in the sand but brushed it away before anyone could read it. Socrates never wrote anything, and all of his teachings were oral. The students of Socrates, Plato among them, did the writing like the disciples of Christ. * In the opinion of this contributor, Socrates' notion of wisdom was to avoid being locked into ideas which never change and are never questioned.
Socrates notion of wisdom in response to the sophist?
Not 100% sure here, but I think the goal of Socrates was to learn the truth whatever it may be, good or bad, while Sophistry was the art of winning an argument for a "truth" which was already in acceptance.
