Greek Culture: Philosophy (Socrates and Plato)
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A worksheet focusing on key vocabulary and concepts related to Greek philosophy, particularly Socrates and Plato. Designed to develop understanding of philosophical ideas and their significance in Ancient Greece.
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Greek Culture: Philosophy (Socrates and Plato)
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Introduction to Greek Philosophy
Source A: Excerpt from Plato’s 'The Republic'
'Philosophy is the highest form of knowledge, and the pursuit of truth is the noblest of all human endeavors.' Provenance: Plato’s writings, circa 375 BCE.
Vocabulary of Greek Philosophy
Source B: Definitions from a Greek Philosophy Glossary
- Socrates: A classical Greek philosopher credited with developing the Socratic method.
- Plato: A student of Socrates who founded the Academy and wrote philosophical dialogues.
- Dialectic: A method of discussion and reasoning by dialogue.
- Virtue: Moral excellence and goodness.
These definitions help us understand key concepts used in Greek philosophy.
Impact of Greek Philosophy
Source C: A modern historian’s view
'Greek philosophers like Socrates and Plato laid the groundwork for Western philosophy, influencing ideas about ethics, government, and knowledge.' Provenance: Modern history textbook, 2000.
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