Titlebook: Knowledge, Teaching and Wisdom; Keith Lehrer,B. Jeannie Lum,Nicholas D. Smith Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 Dav

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What Good is Human Wisdom?..21a–23b).. Socrates at first regards the oracle’s utterance as a riddle, since its prima facie meaning contradicts his image of himself: “What is his riddle? I am very conscious that I am not wise at all; what then does he mean by saying that I am the wisest?” (..21b). After investigating the mean

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Which “Socratic Method”? Models of Education in Plato’s Dialogues Mill, have regarded him as a paradigm of the teacher’s art, “the head and prototype of all subsequent teachers of virtue.”. A key part of Socrates’ appeal as teacher has been the perception that he is the proponent and practitioner of an educational theory, the eponymic “Socratic method.” Reconstru

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The Teaching of Wisdom: The Platonic Model of Teacher as Learner & Teaching as Inquiryities as a teacher (..19e). He regarded teaching as a fine occupation (.. 19e) but, disapproved of particular practices of the Sophists,’ such as their use of persuasive techniques (.. 20a) and their charge of a fee for services (.. 20a). He believed that teachers should be experts in the art of per

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Wisdom and Ruling in the ,ing in a subterranean cavern. The populace, whose only source of light comes from a fire burning inside the cave, are chained together with their faces permanently turned toward a wall. When objects are passed in front of the fire, the prisoners are only able to view the shadows that these objects c

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Hume’s Positive Program skeptical attacks on the rational foundation of science, morality, and religion. He argues, for example, that our beliefs in causation, necessity, and induction do not have a rational basis; rather, they are best understood in terms of our natural constitution as human beings. On a strong reading t

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Justification and Knowledgewhelming evidence of their guilt. We can also be justified in believing something that is true yet not know that it is. Suppose, unbeknownst to me, a Hollywood film company has erected many barn facades in the area that, from the road, are indistinguishable from real barns. Then, even if I see a rea

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Justifying Basic Belief Forming Processesf certain basic belief producing processes (like, e.g. perception or memory) in a noncircular way. From this it has been concluded without further ado that the belief in the reliability of such basic processes cannot be justified. In this paper I shall concede that the reliability of certain basic b

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