PHIL301 (PHIL301)
Winthrop University
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The Trial and Death of Socrates
A reading quiz and reflection questions about chapter 7 of the textbook: The Great Conversation. Goes through three stories about Socrates' trial and death and discusses the reasonings behind his actions during and after the trial.
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Philosophy in Ancient India
PopulairA reading quiz based on chapter 3 of the textbook, The Great Conversation. Asks questions about philosophy and some religion in ancient India.
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Aristotle: The Reality of the World
A reading quiz based on a chapter in the textbook, The Great Conversation. Asks questions about how Aristotle thought about several things, including Plato's theory of forms and several other important philosophical ideas. Includes short answer questions.
emilystewart
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Plato: Knowing the Real and the Good
A reading quiz and reflection questions on chapter 8 of the textbook: The Great Conversation. Asks questions about Plato and his main beliefs and philosophies.
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Socrates and Philosophy
A reading quiz and reflection questions based on chapter 6 of the textbook: The Great Conversation. Asks questions about Socrates and his main philosophy, why he does what he does.
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The Sophists
A reading quiz and reflection questions based on chapter 4 of the textbook: The Great Conversation. Asks questions about philosophy in Athens before/during the time of Socrates. Includes several stories about philosophical dilemmas.
emilystewart
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Philosophy before Socrates
A reading quiz based on a chapter of the textbook, The Great Conversation. Asks questions about what philosophy was before Socrates.
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Intro to Ancient Philosophy
Reading quiz and reflection on Chapter 1 of the textbook: The Great Conversation. Asks questions about ancient Greek mythology before big philosophy existed.
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