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Yоu must аnswer аll оf the questiоns from Essаy Question Number One or all of the questions from Essay Question Number Two. Do not do both essays. If you do I will only grade the first essay. Indicate which question you are choosing by writing (or typing) Essay Question Number One or Essay Question Number Two at the beginning of your response. Be sure to bring out as much detail and accuracy in your writing as you can in order to assure maximum credit for your response. Essay Question Number One: Explain what Socrates means by the distinction between the particular nature of a thing (concept) versus the essential nature of that thing (concept). Use the concept "house" to further illustrate this distinction. Then examine the Euthyphro dialogue of Plato by explaining the various ways Euthyphro attempts to define piety and how Socrates criticizes each of these attempts. Interpret the conclusion of the dialogue. How, if at all, is Euthyphro better off after having run into Socrates than he would have been had he not had this encounter? Explain Plato's theory of Forms by describing some of the main characteristics of Forms and the relationship between what Plato referred to as the visible world and the intelligible world. Conclude your essay with a description of the main attributes of Aristotle's Unmoved Mover, and explain how this concept relates to Aristotle as a teleologist. Essay Question Number Two: Answer the following questions from the Apology dialogue. What is the difference between the early and the late accusers? How does Socrates explain that he is the wisest? How does this relate to the politicians, poets and craftsmen? What charges were brought against him by the late accusers and how does he defend himself against these charges? Why does Socrates ask for maintenance in the prytaneum as a punishment? Why did he call himself a gadfly? Explain Plato's theory of Forms by describing some of the main characteristics of Forms and the relationship between what Plato referred to as the visible world and the intelligible world. How does this theory attempt to overcome sophistical relativism. What are some of the main difficulties there may be with this theory. Describe how Plato thinks one comes to know the Forms and how learning takes place. Explain Aristotle's distinction between the whatness and thisness of objects by using the example of the substance "house." Conclude your essay with an overview of Aristotle's four causes as they would relate to a mundane object, like a cake, and more profound objects, like a work of art and a human being, and describe how the purpose of a human being would relate to Aristotle's conception of eudaimonia.