Plato's Meno_0001.wmv

Plato and his rationalist understanding of knowledge

[@camdesscan6227]

Wow this video is incredible

[@camdesscan6227]

This is inspirational ☄️🤌🏽

[@PringlesOriginal445]

What documentary is this?

[@Hellokitty0300125]

whoaa...my last name 0_0

[@hummurabi2010]

Not bad. I get it. I really could have used this response a year ago.lol

[@fredt2010]

helpful

[@johncracker5217]

What’s the documentary?

[@Iconicvids]

This proofs so ludicrous its funny, and how the man believes it really works, anyone can clearly see socrates just spoon fed the boy the answers, if he trully had innate knowledge why would it need explaining to him

[@socrates5806]

how about you read and infer rather then get your info watching a random video?

[@angelohieronymous2692]

Pls read John Locke, he expounds your view mucg clearer.

[@ludwigfeuerbach]

You miss the point completely. Even if Socrates was spoon-feeding him, the point where the slave understands Socrates's questions is precisely the point where the slave "sees" or gets the answer. Getting the answer does not come from Socrates's words, but rather from the slave's being able to explain why they are correct, which is an internal judgment Socrates maintains originates from prior contact with the realm of he true (i.e. innate ideas). Thus, I cannot make you understand anything (even my comment) - you have to actively understand it yourself, which means from within yourself under your own power. Thus learning is not being externally taught, but instead a process of self-discovery (in the Socratic sense of "know thyself (gnothi seauton)."

[@lbeetlejuiceklein3101]

Its all about THE FLUXCAPATAMORE

[@kcufsulpgelgoog8621]

God I hate it when they say Socrates was a teacher when he himself !in this dialogue aside he was no teacher and that there was no teachers

[@Silvaleader101]

if justice is virtue it is simply said that virtue is virtue. This leads to the belief of a Circularity Definition. To live with virtue is to live virtuously, which again is not acceptable. We cannot define something by using the word as its definition.

[@ludwigfeuerbach]

Virtue is the genus under which justice (a virtue) is found. Not circular.

[@hummurabi2010]

Im trying to write a paper on menos and socrates relation to justice in virtue... still walking around blind.

[@lambda113]

do u still need a response?