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Philosophy

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Influence on Plato's mind 1 The political condition of Athens.
Influence on Plato's mind 2 That early in life Plato devoted much attention to poetry, composing poems of no mean artistic value.
Influence on Plato's mind 3 The person influence of Socrates.
Principle theory 1 Plato wrote according to a definite plan, composing first the elementary dialogs, then the mediatory, and finally the constructive discourses.
Principle theory 2 He had no definite plan, but the dialogues represented the different stages in the development of his mind.
Principle theory 3 That he deliberately portrayed in his dialogues the several stages in the life of Socrates, the ideal philosopher.
Zeller's remark The question has been argues too much on a prior grounds, and suggests that the first thing to do is to determine the order in which the dialogues were written.
Dialogue reason 1 He was influenced by the Socratic method.
Dialogue reason 2 secondly, he was poet enough to recognize the dramatic effect of which the dialogue is capable, and the room which it affords for local coloring and portrayal of character.
Dialogue reason 3 He must have recognized that the dialogue afforded him the amplest opportunity of presenting the life of the model philosopher in the words and acts of the idealized Socrates.
Definition of philosophy Philosophy is the science of the Idea, or as we should say, of the unconditioned basis of phenomena.
Divisions of Plato's philosophy Dialect, physics, ethics.
Definition of Dialect dialectic has for its object to reduce what is manifold and multiple in our experience of phenomena to that unity of concept which belongs to a knowledge of Ideas, and, furthermore, to establish an organic order among the concepts thus acquired.
Theory of Ideas study 1 Origin of the Theory of Ideas.
Theory of Ideas study 2 Nature and objective existence of the Theory of Ideas.
Theory of Ideas study 3 Their expansion into plurality: formation of the world of ideas.
Definition of Physic All the manifestations of the Idea in the world of phenomena.
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