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socrates and virtue

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Psychology

 

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Bob H

 

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March 20, 2015

 

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According to my interpretation of the text here, virtue is the desire for good or powerful things in order to do good for others. At the end of this passage though, Socrates shoots down this idea by asking a series of questions putting Meno in a state of "perplexity" and "numbness", as Socrates does best (Section 77c ? 80b)...
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This is a belief that your soul is all knowing because it has been through an infinite amount of lives, consuming all kinds of knowledge and information. According to this, the soul is said to be all knowing. According to this theory, learning is just a matter of recalling all the knowledge from previous lives...
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Socrates Socrates Socrates Socrates “We are told about the world before we see it. We imagine most things before we experience them” (Walter Lipman) How might expectation and previous knowledge affect perception and therefore knowledge? Socrates views on virtue and happiness Socrates' demonstration with the slave boy Socrates Socrates Socrates socrates socrates socrates socrates socrates and virtue
 

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