Ethics through the Greek to Enlightenment

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Explore key ideas from Homeric ethics to Hobbes.

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Millie Bledsoe

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Froggy Jumps Ethics through the Greek to EnlightenmentVersion en ligne Explore key ideas from Homeric ethics to Hobbes. par Millie Bledsoe 1 What does agathos refer to in Homeric ethics? a Divine approval only b Fulfillment of one’s social role c Pleasure-seeking instincts 2 How did Socrates primarily gain knowledge about him? a Direct writings by Socrates b Through accounts by his students like Plato c Oral traditions from Athenians 3 What is eudaimonia best described as? a Wealth accumulation b Flourishing happiness, not mere pleasure c Temporary joy 4 Plato’s Theory of the Forms argues that forms are... a Irrelevant to reality b Truer than their physical instances c Only social conventions 5 Which is a Platonic concept often linked to virtue? a The Form of Justice b The Form of Wealth c The Form of Appetite 6 Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Mean describes virtue as... a Total abstinence b Extreme risk-taking c A balance between extremes 7 Which philosopher links happiness to life lived in accordance with nature? a Epicureans b Skeptics c Stoics 8 Aquinas believes grace does what to nature? a Ignores it altogether b Perfects it, not overrides it c Erases it completely 9 Hobbes’ Leviathan is justified by... a Anarchy without rules b A social contract to avoid war c Divine right of kings 10 Locke’s state of nature includes... a Property and natural rights b Absolute monarchy c A perfect, static society

Froggy Jumps

Ethics through the Greek to EnlightenmentVersion en ligne

Explore key ideas from Homeric ethics to Hobbes.

par Millie Bledsoe

What does agathos refer to in Homeric ethics?

Divine approval only

Fulfillment of one’s social role

Pleasure-seeking instincts

How did Socrates primarily gain knowledge about him?

Direct writings by Socrates

Through accounts by his students like Plato

Oral traditions from Athenians

What is eudaimonia best described as?

Wealth accumulation

Flourishing happiness, not mere pleasure

Temporary joy

Plato’s Theory of the Forms argues that forms are...

Irrelevant to reality

Truer than their physical instances

Only social conventions

Which is a Platonic concept often linked to virtue?

The Form of Justice

The Form of Wealth

The Form of Appetite

Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Mean describes virtue as...

Total abstinence

Extreme risk-taking

A balance between extremes

Which philosopher links happiness to life lived in accordance with nature?

Epicureans

Skeptics

Stoics

Aquinas believes grace does what to nature?

Ignores it altogether

Perfects it, not overrides it

Erases it completely

Hobbes’ Leviathan is justified by...

Anarchy without rules

A social contract to avoid war

Divine right of kings

Locke’s state of nature includes...

Property and natural rights

Absolute monarchy

A perfect, static society

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Ethics through the Greek to Enlightenment

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Ethics through the Greek to EnlightenmentVersion en ligne

par Millie Bledsoe

What does agathos refer to in Homeric ethics?

How did Socrates primarily gain knowledge about him?

What is eudaimonia best described as?

Plato’s Theory of the Forms argues that forms are...

Which is a Platonic concept often linked to virtue?

Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Mean describes virtue as...

Which philosopher links happiness to life lived in accordance with nature?

Aquinas believes grace does what to nature?

Hobbes’ Leviathan is justified by...

Locke’s state of nature includes...

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