Question 1
Which Presocratic philosopher identified water (*hydor*) as the fundamental first principle (*arkhé*) of all nature, initiating the shift from mythological explanations (*mythos*) to rational inquiry (*logos*)?
Correct Answer:
Thales of Miletus
Question 2
Heraclitus of Ephesus argued that reality is governed by perpetual change and conflict (*panta rhei*). What unifying principle ensures that this universal flux remains harmonious and intelligible?
Correct Answer:
The Logos (Universal Rational Principle)
Question 3
In his philosophical poem, Parmenides of Elea asserts that 'Being is, and Non-Being is not.' What epistemological consequence follows from this strict Eleatic ontology?
Correct Answer:
Sensory perception yields mere illusion (doxa), whereas pure reason reveals unchangeable Being (aletheia).
Question 4
What is the primary objective of Socrates' maieutic method (*techne maieutike*) as depicted in Platonic dialogues?
Correct Answer:
To act as an intellectual midwife, guiding individuals through dialogue to discover truth within their own souls.
Question 5
Which ethical doctrine is encapsulated in Socrates' principle of Socratic Intellectualism (*moral intellectualism*)?
Correct Answer:
Virtue is knowledge; no one does wrong willingly, but only out of ignorance of the Good.
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