Realistic Ideas: what is.
How things appear to be: what might be.
100
What was his most famous quote?
"We are what we repeatedly do; excellence, then, is not an act but a habit"
100
Who was the supreme god?
Zeus
100
3 Types of Philosophers
Epicureans-thought of pleasure as world’s greatest good
Skeptics-agnostics who doubted any certainties of life existed
Stoics-taught kindness and that helping others is a duty to all
200
Why was he sentenced to death?
Corrupting Athenian Youth
200
Why does Plato oppose the government?
Because Socrates was sentenced to death by the Athenian government
200
Under which philosopher did Aristotle study?
Plato
200
What kind of religion was classical Greece?
polytheistic
200
Definition...
the study of the fundamental nature of reality
300
Where was he born?
Athens
300
Where did he teach and what was his position there?
"The Academy" as an administrator
300
According to Aristotle, how should philosophers view the world?
They need to rely on their senses
300
what was the most famous cult?
The cult of Dionysus
300
“We are what we repeatedly do; excellence, then, is not an act but a habit” -????
Aristotle
400
What was his most famous quote?
"The unexamined life is not worth living."
400
What was his form of ideology?
Every person's life goal should be self-realization
400
Besides philosophy what else did Aristotle study?
Zoology
400
What was the Cult of Osiris?
A cult for mysterious travelers and promised eternal bliss to followers
400
"I do to others as I would they should do to me." -????
Plato
500
What is Socratic Thought?
The idea of reasoning by using logic
500
What book did he write and what did he discuss?
'The Republic' which explains his definition of a political justice and a society of 3 main classes in which each class would have it's own function
500
What did Aristotle add to Plato's "The Theories of Forms"?
The solution of personal ethics and morals. The Earth is permanent and hanging at the same time. The thought of different realms.
500
Which two religions, that still exist, were greatly affected by classical Greece's religion?