Flashcards on Philosophy: Socrates and Plato

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Who was a student of Socrates?

Plato

Who is considered the father of Western philosophy?

Socrates

What was the famous method of questioning used by Socrates?

Socratic Method

Who wrote dialogues featuring Socrates as the main character?

Plato

What is the meaning of the phrase 'know thyself' attributed to Socrates?

Examine oneself for wisdom and self-improvement

Who was Socrates' most famous student?

Plato

What was the name of Socrates' trial that ultimately led to his death?

The Trial of Socrates

Who wrote 'The Republic'?

Plato

What was the emphasis of Plato's philosophy?

Theory of Forms

Who was the teacher of Plato?

Socrates

What is the famous quote by Socrates, 'An unexamined life is not worth living' about?

Importance of self-reflection and critical thinking

What did Socrates believe was the key to living a virtuous life?

Knowledge

Who was Socrates' most famous contemporary student?

Xenophon

What is the meaning of the Latin term 'philosophy'?

Love of wisdom

What is the concept of 'mimesis' in Plato's philosophy?

Imitation of reality

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Who was a student of Socrates?



Who is considered the father of Western philosophy?



What was the famous method of questioning used by Socrates?



Who wrote dialogues featuring Socrates as the main character?



What was the name of Socrates' trial that ultimately led to his death?



Who wrote 'The Republic'?



What was the emphasis of Plato's philosophy?



Who was the teacher of Plato?



What did Socrates believe was the key to living a virtuous life?



What is the concept of 'mimesis' in Plato's philosophy?




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