The Concept of Ideas

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What is the origin of the word 'idea'?

  • French 'idee'
  • Greek 'idein'
  • Latin 'ideare'
  • Greek 'ἰδέα' (correct)

What is considered to be an essential and defining feature of human beings according to the philosophy of ideas?

  • The capacity to reject ideas
  • The ability to act on ideas
  • The ability to communicate ideas
  • The capacity to create and understand the meaning of ideas (correct)

How does an idea often arise?

  • Through external influence
  • In a reflexive, spontaneous manner (correct)
  • Through extensive research
  • Through serious reflection

Who opened the argument over the underlying nature of ideas?

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What can a new or original idea often lead to?

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Flashcards

Origin of 'idea'

The word 'idea' originates from the Greek word 'ἰδέα'.

Humanity and ideas

The ability to create and understand ideas is a defining characteristic of human beings, according to philosophical concepts.

How ideas arise

Ideas often emerge in a spontaneous and intuitive way.

Plato and ideas

Plato's philosophical inquiries explored the fundamental nature of ideas.

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Ideas and innovation

A fresh or unique idea can often lead to new inventions and advancements.

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