In one of the papers I wrote, and we discussed in class, we…
In one of the papers I wrote, and we discussed in class, we read an excerpt from Alcibiades, where Socrates is talking with Alcibiades, and says to him: It seems that it’s the job of one man, and one skill, to know all these things: himself, his belongings, and his belongings’ belongings. What does the statement mean? Note: There are two distractors.
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In the handout given at the beginning of the semester, about Cognition: Rising Above Sense-Perception, a quote from Heraclitus was in it which was about the limitations of sense-perception in his “Evil witnesses are eyes and ears for men, if they have souls that do not understand their language.” The word evil may be a bit vague, but what is it meant to convey?
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