Core Texts in ConversationJane Kelley Rodeheffer, David Sokolowski, J. Scott Lee Association for Core Texts and Courses/University Press of America, 2000 - 203 Seiten Co-published with the Association for Core Text and Courses, this book contains a collection of core texts that are appropriate for students of all majors. The volume is a resource for educators attempting to create a cohesive structure to their curriculum, integrating it with texts of cultural significance. Students, through critical thinking, bridge discipline (science and the arts), culture (East and West), and time period (ancient and modern). Rich with possibility for either public or private colleges, Core Texts in Conversation is a valuable guide for curriculum building in any discipline. |
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... Euthyphro ? Like Confucius , Plato understands that posing a question about virtue - in this case , ' What is piety ? ' - Is embedded in a much larger context . Not only does Euthyphro lack knowledge of the ancient way , and an ...
... Euthyphro ? Like Confucius , Plato understands that posing a question about virtue - in this case , ' What is piety ? ' - Is embedded in a much larger context . Not only does Euthyphro lack knowledge of the ancient way , and an ...
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... Euthyphro's plan to prosecute his father for the murder of a hired man , for such action is in clear defiance of the traditional Athenian views of piety in both a religious and a familial sense . His ignorance of and lack of reverence ...
... Euthyphro's plan to prosecute his father for the murder of a hired man , for such action is in clear defiance of the traditional Athenian views of piety in both a religious and a familial sense . His ignorance of and lack of reverence ...
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... Euthyphro that he finds it difficult to believe the Homeric stories about the gods ( 6b ) , Socrates seems to call his own piety into question . Unlike the impiety of Euthyphro , however , that of Socrates is born of a genuine pursuit ...
... Euthyphro that he finds it difficult to believe the Homeric stories about the gods ( 6b ) , Socrates seems to call his own piety into question . Unlike the impiety of Euthyphro , however , that of Socrates is born of a genuine pursuit ...
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Galileos Faith | 19 |
Hamlet Reads | 37 |
Dante Foucault | 51 |
Urheberrecht | |
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