Plato
Aristotle
Misc I
Misc II
100

To escape illusion, Plato thought you needed to escape this (allegory)

Cave

100

began his studies in this "field"

biology/zoology

100

He was put to death for 'corrupting the youth' of Athens

Socrates

100

The homeric word that described kingly behavior/traits that became our word "good"

agathos

200

In his dialogues Plato shows characters trying to discover the __________ of piety, beauty, justice, etc.

Form/Idea

200

Aristotle's teacher

Plato

200

MacIntyre begins his history of philosophy with these people

Homeric Greeks

200

this is a human "excellence" and is a disposition or knack or habit

virtue

300

Plato's teacher

Socrates

300
Two of the four "cardinal" virtues (name at least 2)

Justice, prudence, temperance, fortitude/courage

300

Augustine thought that the route to eudaimonia and the way to move from opinion/illusion to truth was not wisdom but this

love
300

Aristotle thought you could learn/acquire these kinds of virtues from reading or instruction, they aim at truth

intellectual virtues

400

Explained his tripartite theory of the soul with this analogy

chariot

400

A virtue, for Aristotle is between two extremes, hence his Doctrine of ________

The mean

400

this philosophical school thought that whatever bad fate befell you you at least always held the power/agency to resign yourself to that fate

stoics

400

for Aristotle, this kind of reasoning does not move from premises to a true fact but move from premises to a conclusion which is a human action

practical reasoning


500

in Republic, Socrates' opponent says that justice is nothing other than the advantage of ____________

The stronger/more powerful

500

Aristotle described humans as this kind of animal

political

500

These were Augustine's "two cities"

City of God/City of Earth or Man

500

we have been tracking the moving distinction between these two things

nature/convention

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