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Corrientes filosóficas en la Antigua Grecia

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MARIA JOSE VAZQUEZ UGALDE
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by MARIA JOSE VAZQUEZ UGALDE
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¿Qué enseñaba Sócrates según sus discípulos?

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¿Qué buscaba la filosofía platónica?

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¿Qué propone Protagoras en su énfasis filosófico?

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¿Qué enfoque predomina en la filosofía de Xenofonte (Jenofonte)?

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¿Qué método une a la filosofía socrática y platónica?

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¿Qué diferencia clave hay entre Sócrates y Protagoras?

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¿Qué valor educativo destaca Xenofonte en su obra?

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¿Qué relación hay entre la ética platónica y la política?

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¿Qué tema central une las corrientes socrática y xenofontina?

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¿Qué busca la corriente protágorica en el discurso público?

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Socrates utilizaba el questioning (elenchus) para definir la virtud.

Platón planteaba un mundo de Formas; las cosas sensibles son sombras.

Protagoras es famoso por “El hombre es la medida de todas las cosas”.

Xenofonte enfatizó virtudes y educación práctica para la vida cotidiana.

Socrates y Platón usaron la dialéctica para acercarse a la verdad.

Socrates buscaba definiciones universales; Protagoras relativizaba la verdad.

Xenofonte promovía educación práctica y virtudes cívicas.

Plato conectó ética personal con la buena organización de la ciudad (ciudad ideal).

Tanto Sócrates como Xenofonte enfatizan la virtud y la vida práctica.

Protagoras valoraba la retórica y la persuasión en la vida pública.

 
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