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Plato's Hidden Intent

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March 10, 2013

 

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Instead, it is a quality that changes from person to person. He uses inductive reasoning through rhetorical questions and blatant logic; and even seems to use Euthyphro as a tool to leave the conversation open ended and show this. Socrates spends a great deal of time trying to make Euthyphro explain holiness to him in the way he wants it explained...
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H has a definition in mind that he hopes Euthyphro will acknowledge. So he presents many examples of holiness and explains them to Euthyphro in such a way that Euthyphro might see the error in his ideas. Every time Euthyphro poses an explanation of his own, Socrates challenges him by asking questions that undermine his beliefs...
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