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    The study guide covers key concepts and terms from Philosophy 100 including the Socratic Method, Thrasymachos, the Principal of Charity, rulers, perfect injustice, appearance vs reality, art, the soul, justice, and work. It discusses how the Socratic Method uses questions to understand perspectives, Thrasymachos' view of political realism and justice, applying the Principal of Charity in arguments, the types of rulers, the idea that perfect injustice makes the unjust happiest, distinguishing between appearance and reality, the purpose of art and techne, studying the mind or psyche, defining justice and the work of just and unjust men.

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    Philosophy 100: Test 1 Study Guide

    The Socratic Method - Questions to gain information


    - Figure out someone’s stance on things

    Thrasymachos - Sophist
    - Positive law (negative)
    - Political Realism
    - “Justice is nothing but the advantage of the
    stronger”

    The Principal of Charity - Hole in argument to patch it up


    - Makes it stronger before making a counter
    argument
    - Dialogue to learn

    Rulers 1. Money
    2. Honor
    3. Penalty (“Is to be ruled by a worse man, if one is
    not oneself willing to rule)

    - Doctors
    - Captain
    - Political ruler

    Perfect Injustice - “Makes the unjust man most happy, and makes
    those who are wronged and will not be unjust
    most miserable”

    Appearance vs Reality - Theme throughout Republic I


    - “As it seems by this reasoning, the good one will
    be a friend, and the bad one will be an enemy”
    -
    Art - Techne
    - “Seek & provide the advantage for each, and that
    is why it exist”
    - “Perfect as possible”
    - Power
    - Command
    - Weaker subjects

    Soul - Greek: “Physche”


    - Study of Mind

    Justice - Righteousness
    - Found in the testimony
    Philosophy 100: Test 1 Study Guide

    Work - Function

    Just man work - Not to injure anyone

    Unjust man work - Injure

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