Greek Philosophers:

Socrates
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General rules in socratic dialogue
Mars Venus Neptune
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Mercury Saturn Jupiter

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them all agriculture System
Aspecto Cristianismo Platonismo
Fundador Jesucristo Platón

Creencia en un Dios único y Creación en un mundo de formas o

Creencias principales trascendente ideas perfectas

El mundo material es una copia

Enseña la creación divina del
Cosmologia universo
imperfecta de las formas perfectas en
el mundo de las ideas

La virtud y la justicia son

Enseña la importancia del amor, la
Etica compasión y la moralidad
fundamentales para alcanzar la
sabiduría y la armonía

La salvación y la vida eterna en La busqueda de la verdad y la

Finalidad comunión con Dios contemplación de las ideas perfectas

La Biblia ( Antiguo y Nuevo Diálogos de Platón y obras de sus

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Aspecto Cristianismo Platonismo
Fundador Jesucristo Platón

Creencia en un Dios único y Creación en un mundo de formas o

Creencias principales trascendente ideas perfectas

El mundo material es una copia

Enseña la creación divina del
Cosmologia universo
imperfecta de las formas perfectas en
el mundo de las ideas

La virtud y la justicia son

Enseña la importancia del amor, la
Etica compasión y la moralidad
fundamentales para alcanzar la
sabiduría y la armonía

La salvación y la vida eterna en La busqueda de la verdad y la

Finalidad comunión con Dios contemplación de las ideas perfectas

La Biblia ( Antiguo y Nuevo Diálogos de Platón y obras de sus

Textos sagardos Testamento ) seguidores
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Ancient greek
philosophy
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Greece
More than 1,800 disciples
Athens
Timeline of Socrates life
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from the Sun a cold place

Birth Potidea

469 B.C 462 B.C 432 B.C 399 B.C

Education Death
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Parts of Socrates' philosophy
The dialectic
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actually a cold place. It's full of
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The politics
Earth is the third planet from the
Sun and the only one that
harbors life

The religion 3rd Intellectualism

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is the second planet from the
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biggest planet in the Solar
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Impact of Socrates in philosophy

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Five concepts of Socrates
01 The method Dialectic is the main feature

02 The universal Define that universal essence

03 The wisdom Question everything established

04 The politics Must be specialists in the field

05 The religion Religion from an intimate level

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Socrates' teaching method is based on The problem of definition speaks of:

Dialogue and understanding The religion and the social

Dialogue and dialectic The moral and the politics

The socratic method consisted of The steps of the Socratic method are:

Irony and maieutics Irony - maieutics

Maieutics and rhetoric Maieutics - irony

Socrates’ philosophy
The socratic method
It consists of an active and
participatory search for
knowledge. It invites you to
think for yourself and find new
ways to address real problems
Moral intellectualism
He developed the theory of
moral intellectualism based on
anthropological dualism.
Socratic moral intellectualism
identifies knowledge as a
virtue
The term "Universal"
When looking for the
definition of virtue, he tries to
define that universal essence,
giving rise to the universal as a
philosophical problem
Philosophy crossword
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Across 1
1. Have a particular opinion 2
5. Form of cooperative dialogue 3
7. Greek philosopher from Athens
4
5
Down 6
2. Capacity of consciously applying logic 7
4. Perception of the world
8
8. Socrates defines it as absolute truth
9
The Socratic Maieutics
The definition
Dialogue between two people whose
goal is to help us remember or find
truth or knowledge for ourselves
The socratic method
1. The teacher proposes a topic to discuss and asks
the student
2. The student answers confidently, the teacher
rebuts with another question
3. Progressively the questions become more
uncomfortable, painful and confusing
4. A process of acceptance of ignorance and
discovery of the truth is developed
5. The discussion concludes with a conclusion or
inconclusive
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Irony Method
Socratic Greek
Death Dialogue
Intellectualism
Flow of the socratic dialogue
01 03
Identify what you are thinking Challenge the thought

● Why did you say it? ● Is it always true?

● What does your statement mean? ● Under what conditions could be false?

02 04
Examine the facts behind your belief Look at it from a different angle

● Do you have a reliable source? ● Can others view in the same way?
● How can you know the truth? ● Are there possible counter arguments?
Answer the following questions
Who is Socrates? When was Socrates born?

Who were his students? What is the Maieutica?

His most famous quote is… How did Socrates die?

Socratic concept map
Ignorance, no one
Socrates Moral intellectualism Vice
knowingly does wrong

Knowledge and manifests

Dialectic Virtue Self-control
itself as...

Non-violence

Maieutica Irony Freedom

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