Greek Culture: Philosophy (Socrates and Plato)
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This worksheet explores the philosophical ideas of Socrates and Plato in ancient Greece, encouraging students to read, interpret, and compare their contributions to Greek culture.
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Greek Culture: Philosophy (Socrates and Plato)
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Introduction to Greek Philosophy
Source A: Socrates' Method of Questioning
'Socrates believed that the best way to learn was to ask questions and challenge assumptions. He would engage others in dialogue to stimulate critical thinking.' Provenance: Excerpt from Plato's 'Apology', written around 399 BC.
Source B: Plato's Theory of Forms
'Plato argued that beyond the physical world, there exists a realm of perfect, unchanging Forms or Ideas, which are the true reality.' Provenance: From Plato's 'The Republic', written around 380 BC.
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