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Shakespeare departs from Aristotle's idea
Shakespeare departs from Aristotle's idea about the hero's recognition. In Romeo & Juliet, it is not Romeo who experiences
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Shakespeare also deviates from Aristotle's idea about the hero's recognition of the whole tragic situation. In Romeo and Juliet,
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The author uses phrases like "may have" and "would have" throughout the selection to support the idea that
A there is speculation
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____________ promoted his idea of the “tabula rasa” to describe child development.
(1 point) Responses Aristotle Aristotle
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Which is a correct statement about Aristotle's and Ptolemy's models of the solar system?(1 point) Responses Aristotle's model
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00:25 Feature Aristotle on Education "The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet." -Aristotle
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Are these related to Aristotle’s or Ptolemy’s model?
Planets fixed on epicycles; Aristotle’s, Ptolemy’s, or both?
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According to Aristotle, how might the educated person contribute to a well-rounded society?
Responses A Aristotle believed that
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Read the paragraph on William Shakespeare.
Many students study William Shakespeare’s plays today, though Shakespeare lived
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Which is a correct statement about Aristotle and Ptolemy models of the solar system
Aristotle's model involved epicycles moving
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