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3576 "Symposium" and "Phaedrus": The Nature of Love. This five-page undergraduate paper discusses Plato's classic philosophical works Symposium and Phaedrus in terms of analyzing the nature of eros, it's major effects on human life, towards whom it is directed, what it seeks to achieve, and what it says to us today. 5 pgs. 5 f/c. 2b.
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2940 The Nature or Meaning of the Law From an Ancient and Modern Perspective: Plato's Theory of Natural Laws And Ronald Dworkin's Notion of "Legal Principles". In the following analysis, the area of natural law will be explored in the context of a discussion of Plato, and specifically, from his seminal work known as the "Republic". Thus, this paper will begin with a discussion of Plato's conception of natural law, and in turn, proceed to a discussion of more contemporary notions of law. 11 pgs. 19 f/c. 3b.
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11142 Does the Third Man Argument Refute the Theory of Forms? This paper assesses the Theory of Forms and addresses this theory through the use of the Third Man Argument from Plato's work, "Parmenides". 11 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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11167 Learning and Meno. This is a 3-page paper that defines learning according to Plato's Meno and a personal perspective of the same. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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12055 Gorgias In Plato's Play. This four-page undergraduate paper discusses the importance of Gorgias' viewpoint in one of Plato plays. Gorgias was a great rhetorician and believed that the art of rhetoric could be used successful to persuade people. But While Socrates was not exactly against rhetoric, he firmly believed that persuasion was somehow linked with dishonesty and manipulation. On the other Gorgias felt that this art could be used for the good of the people and its purpose was not deception but only persuasion. 4 pgs, no bibliography.
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12388 Plato and the Perfect Society. This essay discusses how Plato justifies his vision of a perfect society. He assumes that it is possible for humans to live free from the ills that plague life. In his "Republic", he argues that in order to create the perfect society, the state has to establish a tyrannical set of regulations upon the guardians. In other words, the state separates the guardians from the rest of the citizens. In this way, it is the wise and noble people that control society. 7 pgs, bibliography lists 1 source.
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12833 Plato - Modern and Ancient Genius. After pursuing the broad course of studies of his day, Plato became in a pupil and then friend of Socrates. From around 388 BC he lived for a short time at the court of Dionysius the Elder, the tyrant of Syracuse, where he developed much of his understanding of human nature. On his return to Athens, Plato founded a school, the Academy, where he taught mathematics and philosophy until his death. His teaching was interrupted by two more visits to Syracuse later in life, which he made in the vain hope of seeing his political ideals realized in Sicily. His thoughts and theories continue to strongly influence us today in education, psychology, philosophy, and politics. It is the purpose of this brief paper to examine the life and contribution of this great genius. 3-pages, bibliography lists 3 sources.
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