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Platón: verdad, bien y justicia

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Preguntas sobre el pensamiento de Platón

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Platón: verdad, bien y justicia
 

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Preguntas sobre el pensamiento de Platón

by Sebastián Baloco
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Platón sostenía que el mundo material es la realidad principal y las Ideas son copias.

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Existe un mundo de las Ideas, perfecto y eterno, mientras que el mundo material es una copia imperfecta.

3

El conocimiento se alcanza a través del pensamiento racional y es recuerdo del alma.

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El alma no tiene conocimiento previo y debe aprender todo en la vida.

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Platón escribió sus obras en prosa y no en diálogos.

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Sócrates no influyó en Platón ni en su pensamiento.

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Platón busca la verdad, el bien y la justicia mediante la razón.

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Al regresar a Atenas, Platón fundó la Academia de Atenas, la primera escuela de educación superior en Occidente.

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En La República se explica cómo debería ser una sociedad justa.

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La ética de Platón propone ignorar la razón y seguir los deseos.

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