Reflections on Logical Failure of Socrates' Proposition that Knowledge is Virtue
Yuan Zu-she
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Yuan Zu-she
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The divergent views on Socrates' proposition that knowledge is virtue result from people's different understandings about Homer-style thinking mode.Knowledge in Socrates' proposition that knowledge is virtue refers to worldwide universal,kind and self-knowledge which is dynamic and practical.Aristotle's criticism of Socrates results from his confusion of wisdom,practical wisdom and technique.
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The divergent views on Socrates' proposition that knowledge is virtue result from people's different understandings about Homer-style thinking mode.Knowledge in Socrates' proposition that knowledge is virtue refers to worldwide universal,kind and self-knowledge which is dynamic and practical.Aristotle's criticism of Socrates results from his confusion of wisdom,practical wisdom and technique.
Key concepts: SOCRATES, Proposition, Virtue, Epistemology, Confusion, Criticism, Philosophy, Style (visual arts)