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Filosofía Clásica: Sócrates y Platón

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Filosofía Clásica: Sócrates y Platón
 

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Filosofía Clásica: Sócrates y PlatónOnline version

Cuestionario sobre ideas clave

by Maycol Brandon García Tzoc
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¿Cómo enseñaba Sócrates a las personas?

2

Sócrates decía que nadie hace el mal a propósito, sino por:

3

¿Por qué condenaron a muerte a Sócrates?

4

Según Platón, las cosas perfectas están en:

5

En el Mito de la Caverna de Platón, ¿qué representan las sombras de la pared?

6

Para Platón, ¿quiénes debían gobernar en un Estado ideal?

7

Aristóteles decía que las cosas de este mundo están hechas de dos elementos inseparables:

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Para explicar cómo cambian las cosas, Aristóteles usó los conceptos de:

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Según Aristóteles, el fin último y la meta de todos los seres humanos es:

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Para Aristóteles, la virtud está en el "término medio". Esto significa que el valor es el equilibrio entre:

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