Question 1
What fundamental cultural transformation in 6th-century BCE Archaic Greece is traditionally referred to as the passage from 'Myth to Logos' (Paso del Mito al Logos)?
Correct Answer:
The shift from anthropomorphic mythological narratives to rational, observation-based explanations of the natural cosmos (physis)
Question 2
According to Heraclitus of Ephesus, what underlying rational principle governs the cosmos amidst constant flux and the struggle of opposites (panta rhei)?
Correct Answer:
The Logos
Question 3
In his philosophical poem, Parmenides of Elea argues that True Being (Esti) must be immutable, eternal, continuous, and one. What fundamental premise drives his rejection of change and non-being?
Correct Answer:
Being is, and Non-Being is not; therefore, coming-into-being or passing away would require Being to arise from or turn into Non-Being, which is logically impossible
Question 4
Socrates' ethical doctrine is often characterized as 'Moral Intellectualism' (Intelectualismo Moral). What is the core thesis of this position?
Correct Answer:
Virtue is knowledge; no one does wrong willingly, but only out of ignorance of the true Good
Question 5
Which Sophist is famous for the relativistic declaration 'Man is the measure of all things' (Homo Mensura)?
Correct Answer:
Protagoras of Abdera
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