socrates
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socrates
Jordan Chasnoff
November 21, 2000
CORE 101
Socrates’ Method of Argument and
Theories of Knowledge
The methods of argument used by Socrates in the works of Plato
focused on true knowledge. This method, known as the Socratic method is
unconventional in that it is not a means of argument through persuasion or
opinion, it is, rather, a means of argument through question and challenge.
The method is a consideration of knowledge as being inherent to the human
soul
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is not a
means of argument though persuasion, but rather a means of argument
through questioning and refute. This method works very well with the vague
and indirect shape and structure of the dialogues we have read. The method
also works very well with Socrates’ theories of knowledge. As his theories
are also very vague, and are concerned more with disproving the theories of
others rather than presenting Socrates’ concrete theory or definition of
knowledge.
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