Ancient Greek Philosophy flashcards
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This Ancient Greek Philosophy page gathers flashcards on Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, from key terms to questions about Greek texts. School and university students can practise recalling concepts and arguments, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 80 flashcard resources, made by more than 60 users, spanning school and university study. Choose a deck to begin.
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14 cardsKey Terms: Ancient Greek Philosophy 1: Plato Plato (427-347 BCE)
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14 cardsKey Terms: Ancient Greek Philosophy 1: Aristotle RS OCR Aristotle
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7 cardsSocrates Who believed in 'The Art of Discourse' (talking to people, asking questions)
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21 cardsPlato The Republic What is the Aim of The Republic?
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12 cardsHellenistic Philosophy and and Ideas Traditional vs new view of the Hellenistic period intellectually
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18 cardsAncient Greek Philosophy Ancient Greek Philosophy
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13 cardsParmenides and Phaedo What is Eidos?
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35 cardsGREEK PHILOSOPHY
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17 cardsPlato
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26 cardsPhilosophy 151
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7 cardsApology Who are the first accusers?
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18 cardsPhilosophy Notes - Aristotle Aristotle and Plato agree on?
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13 cardsPlato's ideas Plato (427-347 BCE)
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11 cardsAristotle What are Aristotle's Four Causes?
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13 cardsAristotle's Ideas about Cause and Purpose: Question Cards What kind of philosopher is Plato?
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7 cardsAncient Philosophical Influences (Plato) OCR Religious Studies - AS Level Philosophy of Religion
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20 cardsPhilosophy Unit 2 The Challenge of the Rings of Gyges Why be moral if you can get away with it? Two Reasons:
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11 cardsPlato and Philosophy of Religion
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5 cardsAncient Philosophical influences (Aristotle) OCR Religious Studies - AS Level Philosophy of Religion
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11 cardsPlato What are Plato's Dates?
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14 cardsAristotle - Key words Philosophy
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6 cards1) Plato the Concept of the Forms and the Analogy of the Cave A Level Flashcards
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12 cardsEnglish Socrates What was the centre of Greece
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5 cardsSocrates Flashcards on Philosophy, created by Oscar Dial on 06/12/2016.
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GoConqr OriginalUsing Ancient Greek Philosophy flashcards
The flashcards on this page cover thinkers, texts and ideas from the unit. The key terms decks on Plato and Aristotle are a useful starting point if you want to practise vocabulary: they include the Forms, knowledge, causes and potentiality. The Socrates deck offers questions about his approach and the people around him.
For closer work on texts, Apology asks about the accusations against Socrates and his defence. Parmenides and Phaedo includes questions on the theory of Forms and Parmenides’ criticism of it.
Make recall part of revision
Work through a few cards, then return to the questions you found difficult. Try explaining an answer in your own words before checking it. If you need a broader view of a topic, switch to a mind map or note on the unit page; use a quiz when you want to practise questions in another format. Pick a set and see what you can recall.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For vocabulary practice, start with the key terms deck on Plato or the one on Aristotle. The Plato deck includes the Forms and knowledge, while the Aristotle deck includes causes and potentiality. If you prefer questions about a person, the Socrates deck is another place to begin.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks range from key terms to questions on particular texts. For example, Republic Questions includes a question about Thrasymachus’ argument for his definition of justice. Charmides asks about definitions of sophrosune, while Symposium includes questions about eros and Diotima’s speech.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes.