Vocab Words
An appeal to credibility or character
What is ethos?
The two men having a conversation
Who were Socrates and Glaucon?
The starting point of both
What is endoxa (common opinion)?
The first reason
What is, To assist the truth?
Participants in Dialectic conversation
One speaking with one
An appeal to emotion
What is pathos?
The place it's preferrable to live
What is the upper world?
The appeal of Rhetoric
What is ethos, pathos, and logos?
The second reason.
What is, To persuade when Logos alone isn't enough?
What Plato called Rhetoric
What is "Flattery! Cookery! False makeup!"?
An appeal to reason
What is logos?
These can burn, metaphorically and physically.
What are the fire and the sun?
The appeal of Dialectic
What is logos?
The third reason
What is, To see both sides of an argument?
What is, "the faculty of observing in any given case the available means of persuasion"?
Truth, Beauty, and Goodness
What are the transcendentals?
These could be considered shadows in the world today
What is anything that is a stretched and twisted version of the True, Good, and Beautiful?
The participants in a rhetorical setting
What is one speaking to many?
The fourth reason
What is, To defend one's beliefs?
The other of Aristotle's definitions of Rhetoric
What is, "Rhetoric is the counterpart of Dialectic"?
Endoxa
What is the common opinion?
The job of the philosopher
What is returning to the Cave to release the prisoners?
What is syllogism?
All four reasons.
What is, (See previous answers)?
Aristotle's life
384-322 BC