Plato’s Core Philosophy: Forms, Justice, and the Ideal State

Posted by on Dec 6, 2025 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

Platonic Theory of Forms

Plato’s philosophy is driven by the political necessity of establishing eternal and immutable justice, countering the instability of political power and moral relativism.

Dualism of the World

Plato distinguishes between two realms:

  • The World of Sense (Sensible World): Characterized by change and impermanence. This realm is perceived through the senses and yields mere opinion (doxa), not true science.
  • The World of Ideas (Intelligible World): Intangible, eternal, and unchanging.
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Understanding Cultural Diversity, Social Stratification, and Philosophical Concepts

Posted by on Mar 2, 2025 in Philosophy and ethics | 0 comments

Cultural Diversity

Cultural diversity encompasses a multitude of cultures, each with unique languages, customs, and traditions. When studying different cultures, it’s crucial to avoid two extreme viewpoints: ethnocentrism and cultural relativism.

Ethnocentrism involves judging other cultures based on one’s own cultural criteria. This can mask racist attitudes, particularly when cultural differences are mistaken for biological differences. Cultural relativism, on the other hand, suggests accepting

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Philosophy systematic answer to the great questions of human life, using the laws of logic, without special appeal to math, experimental method, or (religious) authority

Logotherapy psycho-therapy that addresses the human drive for meaning

Paradox a statement that is contrary to what it appears, but is (arguably) true

Love to see the essential traits and features in another, to see what is potential and to enable one to actualize these potentialities

Relativism Everything is a matter or opinion and

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