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76. Plato’s ‘Meno’ Part 2; A Common Uneducated Slave

Can a common, uneducated slave do complex geometry without ever learning it? This is one of the questions in Plato’s Meno. Plato was hoping that the answer to this question was yes, for that would give hope to slaves everywhere. This and other unusual aspects of the dialogue make it one of Plato’s most interesting […]

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Posted bySocratesMarch 11, 2023August 21, 2024Posted inDescartes, Greek Philosophy, Innate Ideas, Meno, Moral Philosophy, Philosophy, Plato, SocratesTags: Definition of Virtue, Descartes, Descartes' archetypes, Descartes' Innate Knowledge, Form of Virtue, Innate Ideas, Innate Knowledge, Jung archetypes, Plato's Meno, Plato's Meno and Ethics, Socratic Method, Virtue, Virtue Ethics, What is Virtue?Leave a comment on 76. Plato’s ‘Meno’ Part 2; A Common Uneducated Slave
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