Philosophy 1100E Lecture : Phil 1100E- Second lec.docx
18 Nov 2013
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Allows you to make a claim, and then question that claim forces you to look at the other person"s position. To start off with something and start to question what is beneath that. Eg. belief is based on some principle in order to question the principles that underlie your beliefs. The cave is in our mind; there is no actual cave. Teaches about the way our thought is structured. Mentioned in the beginning he is being prosecuted because teaches people about daimonion: the voice inner monologue when you are faced with an ethical dilemma. End up throwing out the list anyway. They are not the reasons we do things at all; we just use them to justify our decisions to others. When you finally make up your mind about something, you reach a state. E: it is the pious thing to do. E1: doing what i"m doing right now. (definition by example)
