What are the arrangements Socrates suggests for the housing and compensation (pay) of the guardians and of the auxiliaries?

What are the arrangements Socrates suggests for the housing and compensation (pay) of the guardians and of the auxiliaries? For what reason(s) does he favor such arrangements? The discussion of the topic of housing and compensation starts at 415d (pp. 94-95 of the Bloom translation) and continues to the end of Book III. But to […]

Analyze and explain Oedipus’ hubris and eventual downfall?

Topic: Socrates understanding of wisdom In a well-organized essay, apply Socrates’ specific understanding of “wisdom” to analyze and explain Oedipus’ hubris and eventual downfall? Be sure to make specific references to both texts in answering this question. Do not rely on opinions or generalizations. Note it is not enough to simply introduce relevant quotes into […]

Do you think that Socrates’ view that philosophy is “preparation for death” makes life more or less valuable?

Socrate Answer the question specifically Do you think that Socrates’ view that philosophy is “preparation for death” makes life more or less valuable? Doesn’t his position make life valuable only if in death, you (or your soul) continue to exist (in some other form)? Doesn’t this put human life in service to an afterlife?

Identify the personal areas that reflect your strengths based on the self-assessment.

Topic: Career reflection SELF-REFLECTION A quote attributed to Socrates is that, “the unexamined life is not worth living.” This week will provide you the opportunity to engage in self-analysis and position yourself in the roles and responsibilities of human services professionals. For this assignment, you will create a 2–3 page paper that will identify the […]

What consequences might you face, and what do you think the right response to those consequences ought to be?

in detail how Socrates’ seemingly simple question “what is piety?” was not only radical in its implications but also, from the point of view of the state authority of his day, very dangerous.What would that question be, and to whom would you address it? What consequences might you face, and what do you think the […]

How do you find the information for a literature review?

BUS-7100 Week 1 Understanding the literature review is the foundation of academic inquiry (Xiao & Watson, 2017). The literature review grounds your topic of interest with academic historical research from previous authors. This is where the saying of ‘Stand on the shoulders of giants’ comes into your research. Standing on the shoulders of giants could […]

What does Socrates mean when he says, “The unexamined life is not worth living?

The Trial and Death of Socrates (1) In Plato’s 1st Dialogue of The Trial and Death of Socrates, Socrates questions Euthyphro and his understanding of the nature of Piety and righteousness. What makes Euthyphro so confident that he knows what it means to be “Pious?” If he does really “know,” why won’t Socrates accept any […]

How do you define human choice-How do you define human event-Are they different?

Discussion Board For this Discussion Board, you will write a dialogue between yourself and an imaginary Socrates. You will debate the question of free will versus determinism. Remember that the Socratic Method involves asking a series of questions to clarify key words and ideas. In your dialogue, the imaginary Socrates should be asking clarifying questions, […]