Plato

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Plato

What are the 4 categories of unsuitable poetry?
misrepresentation of god, moral weakness, representation, musical accompaniment
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What are the 4 categories of unsuitable poetry? misrepresentation of god, moral weakness, representation, musical accompaniment
What are the three classes of Plato's ideal society? Guardians, Auxiliaries, Third Class/ Workers
What analogy does Plato use to describe the classes of society? Gold, Silver, Bronze
The qualities of a community are those of . . . the component individuals
What is Plato's doctrine of the three parts of the soul? reason, appetite, spirit
How do the three parts of the soul parallel the three classes? Rulers (reason) and Auxiliaries (Spirit) against Third Class (appetite)
On the divided line, what categories belong to 'knowledge'? Dialectic, mathematics
On the divided line, what categories belong to 'opinion'? Belief, Illusion
To what category of the divided line do shadows and images correspond? illusion
To what category of the divided line do physical things correspond? belief
To what category of the divided line do forms correspond? mathematics and dialectic
To what realm do the forms belong? intelligible
To what realm do physical things and images belong? visible
What are the stages of the allegory of the cave? shadows on wall; turn around blinded by fire; dragged into sunlight and blinded; grow accustomed find it easier to look at shadows, then reflections of things, then things themselves, then heavenly bodies, then sun itself; descend back into gave to bring out rest of prisioners
What historical city is associated with Plato's description of Timarchy? Sparta
What imperfect society first develops from the ideal society? timarchy
What is a timarchy? ruled military aristocracy
What imperfect society develops from timarchy? oligarchy
What is an oligarchy? rules by wealthy minority
what first appears in a oligarchic society? drone class
What imperfect society develops from oligarchy? democracy
What is a democracy? equality of political opportunity and freedom of individual
What imperfect society develops from democracy? tyranny
What is a tyranny ruled by single authority, tyrant
What enables a tyranny to develop? conflict of rich and poor in democracy
What is the timarchic character? ambitious and energetic but prey to inner uncertainty and conflict
What is the oligarchic character? sole object is to make money
What is the democratic character? versatile but lacking in principle, desires necessary and unnecessary
What is the tyrannical character? essentially criminal

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