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Thales' Students - answerAnaximander and Anaximanes



Says water is underlying - answerThales ______underlies



Says fire is underlying - answerHericlitus ____ underlies



The One - answerParmenidies



Principle of motion Def. - answerlove brings together and hate drives apart



Principle of motion is by - answerEmpedocles



Anixamenes ____ underlying - answerSays air is underlying



First idea of atoms by - answerempedocles? had first idea of __



says we can't communicate - answerGorgias thinks we cannot __



moral relativism philosopher - answerThrasymachus = idea of ____



moral relativism def. - answerNo absolute or objective morality.

There is no truth to moral claims

,"Might is right" - answerThrasymachus quote



Goal of life according to Socrates - answerHappiness



Metaphysics philosopher & idea - answerPlato's World of the Forms:

The objects of abstract knowledge--mathematical truths, the essence of the "good", the
natures of things-- really exist as perfect "blueprints" this eternal and immutable world



hylomorphyic philosopher - answerAristotle matter and form combination idea



unmoved mover philosopher - answerAristotle's "God"



fact of change - answer• Does the carrot blink out of being and flesh blink in? NO!

• The carrot BECOMES flesh. "Substantial" Change.

• So there must be something that persists during the change. Underlying unity.



Thales brilliance

• Foundational Conclusions: Assumptions which underlie science, and which we all accept -
answer- There must be an underlying unity.

- the way things APPEAR does not entirely reflect the way things ARE.

- We need to analyze sense data through reason.

- And note especially the methodology.

- He begins by accepting our common understanding - X becomes Y -- , but then he attempts
to analyze it critically. That's what philosophy does.

- But why would Thales pick water?

- Why water? It is everywhere and has different forms



sound argument - answerargument that can be considered factual

, indeterminate boundless philosopher - answerAnaximander ____ underlying



external motion "separating off" phil - answerAnaximander on motion for creating different
things



Law of Nature - answersingle, mechanical explanation



swirling motion phil & idea - answerAnaximenes says ____ accounts for differences

o Individual things themselves are distinct due to changes in quality and quantity [air
expanding/contracting]



mathematician who thought world was made of mathematical entities *tangible -
answerWho was pythagoras?



Pythagoras and form - answero Numbers = limits/boundaries of things which constitutes the
form

o Things are of certain nature/essence due to mathematical harmony/proportions



Everything is chaning - answerHeraclitus



Phil who wanted to focus on change again - answerHeraclitus wanted philosophers to focus
on __ again



Phil for "Order requires raitonal orderer" - answerHeraclitus



people who believe god is everything and every where - answerpantheists believe



Characteristics of the One - answero There is no change at all

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