Agathon Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CAMS Final Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Which letter identifies the orchestra in a Greek theater? - ANSWERSC What walks on four legs, two legs, and three legs? The Minotaur The Sphinx Mankind Dogs Maenads - ANSWERSMankind "Tragedy," which literally means "goat song," was from its inception an artistic form consisting of a small number or actors who interacted with a chorus. True False - ANSWERSFalse Which of the following men was most responsible for the dramatic A...

Cheat sheet for Plato's ideals on love (including desire and homoeroticism) with a focus on his symposium which includes the ideas of Pausanias, Aristophanes, Agathon, Socrates/Diotima and Pheadrus. It also covers the tripartite soul, the forms, controlling and resisting desire and Plato's republic .

*Hyle. - correct answersAristotle's word for "prime matter." Translated by Thomas Aquinas as material prima. Aristotle's concept arose out of a critique of Anaximander's notion of apeiron. *Morphe. - correct answersAristotle's term for form. In Aristotle's Metaphysics there is a duality between hyle as prime matter and morph' as that which forms this matter into the sensible things of the world. Latin translation: forma. *Apeiron. - correct answersAnaximander's concept of the f...

In depth, full analysis and summary of Agathon, Diotima, and Aristophanes' speech in Plato's, Symposium with themes, symbols, motifs, and allusions included. Information about the ladder of love, the possession of love, and beauty in love.

Ancient Greek Quiz Chapter 5 Study Questions and notes • According to this image, (a) how does a soul get to be just, and (b) how does each of these creatures relate to one another in a just soul? - A human has most control. He takes care of the beast like a farm animal. He makes the lion his ally. • According to this image, (a) how does a soul get to be unjust, and (b) what is the relationship between these three creatures in an unjust soul? - He feeds the beast and the lion, starvin...

A thorough and comprehensive analysis of Plato's Symposium, arranged into topics and essay plans.