Plato's Political Theory Quiz

2.1 Introduction, 2.2 The Man and His Times, 2.3 His Works, 2.4 His Methodology, 2.5 Philosophical Foundations of Plato's Political Theory, 2.6 Socratic Base, 2.7 Theory of Ideas, 2.8 Political Philosophy of Plato, 2.9 Theory of Justice, 2.10 Scheme of Education, 2.11 Wives and Property, 2.12 Ideal State, 2.13 Evaluation of Plato's Political Theory, 2.14 Plato's Adversaries, 2.15 Plato's Place in Western Political Theory, 2.16 Summary, 2.17 Exercises

2.1 Introduction, 2.2.1 The Man and His Times, 2.2.2 His Works, 2.2.3 His Methodology, 2.3.1 Socratic Base, 2.3.2 Theory of Ideas, 2.4.1 Theory of Justice, 2.4.2 Scheme of Education, 2.4.3 Wives and Property, 2.4.4 Ideal State, 2.5.1 Plato's Adversaries, 2.5.2 Plato's Place in Western Political Theory, 2.6 Summary, 2.7 Exercises

2.1 Introduction, 2.2 Introducing Plato, 2.2.1 The Man and His Times, 2.2.2 His Works, 2.2.3 His Methodology, 2.3 Philosophical Foundations of Plato's Political Theory, 2.3.1 Socratic Base, 2.3.2 Theory of Ideas, 2.4 Political Philosophy of Plato, 2.4.1 Theory of Justice, 2.4.2 Scheme of Education, 2.4.3 Wives and Property, 2.4.4 Ideal State, 2.5 Evaluation of Plato's Political Theory, 2.5.1 Plato's Adversaries, 2.5.2 Plato's Place in Western Political Theory, 2.6 Summary, 2.7 Exercises (correct)

2.1 Introduction, 2.2 Philosophical Foundations, 2.3 Political Philosophy, 2.4 Evaluation, Summary, Exercises

Theory of Justice (correct)

Scheme of Education

Wives and Property

Ideal State

He is described as the real intellectual founder of Christianity (correct)

He is considered a revolutionary and a radical thinker

He is considered a reactionary and a fascist

He is influential and has been associated with various ideologies such as Christianity and Marxism

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<p>Socratic Base and Theory of Ideas</p> Signup and view all the answers