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13) Plato's "Republic," books VI & VII 

Adam Rosenfeld
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This is a video lecture from PHI 251, History of Ancient Philosophy. This course is taught at the University of North Carolina Greensboro.
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In this session: the continuation of our discussion of Plato's "Theory of Forms," as it gets clarified by way of the Allegory of the Cave and Divided Line in books VI & VII of "Republic."

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Комментарии : 15   
@aletheuo475
@aletheuo475 3 года назад
Brilliant! These videos are great for actually doing philosophy. I thought I was getting a university level education for free on RU-vid.
@AGuyThatsCanadian
@AGuyThatsCanadian 6 лет назад
I'm a university student from Canada. Just wanted to say your videos are great! You're my go to lecturer on Ancient Greek Phil!
@SeleneSenpai
@SeleneSenpai 4 года назад
This was an amazing lesson thanks for those who help create and publish this video here!
@alancosgrove4728
@alancosgrove4728 11 месяцев назад
What are the reflection draft prompts that you mention and are they available to download with the course notes and reading lists? Are the questions also available ?
@samedinger886
@samedinger886 5 лет назад
Also I would say that clockness is a combination of forms. Like geometries, time and different materials. Maybe higher forms in the knowledge realm can combine and create lesser forms in the hypothetical realm which we then create in the physical realm which in turn can cast a shadow in light or have a picture taken of it and be preserved in the shadow realm. The crystallization of form from the top down. I wish I could take this class haha
@Jaworzynka86
@Jaworzynka86 6 лет назад
I love these little jokes like one about torpedo fish or killing the person who saw sun :)
@samedinger886
@samedinger886 5 лет назад
The form of the soul is God and the physical manifestation of that form is the human soul. We are created in his image. Thank you for helping me make this connection
@samedinger886
@samedinger886 5 лет назад
Or I guess he's the form of form
@samedinger886
@samedinger886 5 лет назад
@Grandis Cogitare how's this for philosophical🖕
@gutzimmumdo4910
@gutzimmumdo4910 3 года назад
​@@samedinger886 theres no connection there because the "soul" its just a word that defines some properties of brains. The only thing u can say about the word soul its that is a word to define a phenomenom coming from brains, therefore its a function or property of the brain in this system we call reality, u dont have the properties defined by the word soul anywhere else as far as we know. Your "connection" is just a falacy, u are assuming the existence of god first of all, then u go and "connect it" with another unkown concept. "If pixies existed, do you think they would be capitalists, or communists?"
@wadematthews3442
@wadematthews3442 2 года назад
It's not without cause that Plato influenced, or was embraced by the christian movement....as Nietzsche said "Christianity is Platonism for the masses" The question for me would be how would Plato feel about this posthumous correlation.
@garrettp8225
@garrettp8225 3 года назад
I suspect Plato really wanted to be a king
@uniphcommunity.thewhitetower
@uniphcommunity.thewhitetower 10 месяцев назад
We do not have to take Plato's Republic Book 5 at face value but as an insight, as an analogy to the human soul ONLY!
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