Question
How did Socrates lay the foundation for Plato's writings?
Question 6 options:
A)
Socrates was able to produce writing that went out to the masses.
B)
Plato began to educate his students on the errors in Socrates's writing.
C)
Socrates began a school where he educated students like Plato.
D)
Plato began to establish his own party of followers, who then introduced him to Socrates.
Question 6 options:
A)
Socrates was able to produce writing that went out to the masses.
B)
Plato began to educate his students on the errors in Socrates's writing.
C)
Socrates began a school where he educated students like Plato.
D)
Plato began to establish his own party of followers, who then introduced him to Socrates.
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The correct option is:
C) Socrates began a school where he educated students like Plato.
While the phrasing in this option is slightly misleading—as Socrates himself did not establish a formal school, he engaged in dialogue and philosophical inquiry in a way that greatly influenced Plato and his writings. Socrates' method of questioning and his ideas about ethics, knowledge, and the examined life laid the philosophical groundwork for Plato's works.
C) Socrates began a school where he educated students like Plato.
While the phrasing in this option is slightly misleading—as Socrates himself did not establish a formal school, he engaged in dialogue and philosophical inquiry in a way that greatly influenced Plato and his writings. Socrates' method of questioning and his ideas about ethics, knowledge, and the examined life laid the philosophical groundwork for Plato's works.
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